Ireland to boldly go where it’s never gone before

The first steps towards sending an Irish astronaut into space will be taken tomorrow when Nasa reveals it has chosen Ireland as its first international research partner.

The space agency is partnering with Irish universities to give scientists a chance to work at the world’s leading research facilities in the US.

Following two years of negotiations, the initiative will be officially announced tomorrow at Trinity College Dublin by Nasa administrator General Charles Bolden.

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