Mysterious Lights in Glenmalure

When I first noticed this I was looking in its direction. I noticed the area in the sky behind the mountain was beginning to get an orange color. I was hit with some confusion as it seemed to me that it was the glow from the sun as it continued to go down..It felt a bit late for that as we had I thought passed that hour, it was now 11.25..then it dawned on me that the direction was all wrong, I wasn't facing west.

As I kept my eye on the light that seemed to be growing brighter I said to my friend, what the hell is going on this is weird. As I was saying this the light started like pulsating and growing bigger. My brain was really confused as I was just trying to explain to myself the facts of what was happening. A fire we simultaneously thought but our reasoning that a fire on the far side of the hill was the cause of the light was challenged then quickly quenched as it was like, BAM, gone..starting up again and pretty violently (as this is the only word I can think of at the moment) pulsing, pulsing, brighter, lighter, lighter, dim, BAM bright BAM gone... this went on for about ten minutes constantly..not a sound.

I was freaked out big time although I held it together and kept my cool, on the outside (you know that feeling of spreading the fear if you freak out) I just couldn't make sense of what it was so that didn't sit well with me. Makes sense as we need to understand stuff to take away the magic, surreal, ghostly alien stuff as that's all a bit ..unusual. My friend seemed pretty calm but she couldn't lend any explanation. When it seemed to stop we sat back at our fire and talked about what it could've been. We both agreed it also looked like a massive fireworks show at the other side of the mountain except we couldn't hear a sound. the color of the light/s was consistently orange just changed in intensity if brightness. We discussed the option of it being a military training thing on late at night which seemed reasonably but what on earth type of training could that be without noise.
I did stop some army dudes the next day about if they been up behind the mountain and did they use stuff that was like how I described. He said they used flares but they just light the sky up in one go and wouldn't pulse..what we saw was like tons of fire works at different times and short lived. I dunno! Any ides? The distance covered along the mountain ridge was about 40 feet from end to end.
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Thanks for reading and hope I didnt bore and my story is decipherably