Astronaut to link up with Irish family from space

A live link between an astronaut on board the International Space Station and his Irish in-laws will be televised tomorrow.

Astronaut to link up with Irish family from space
Sun, 03 Feb, 2008 - 15:48

A live link between an astronaut on board the International Space Station and his Irish in-laws will be televised tomorrow.

Dan Tani, who is married to Cork woman Jane Egan, will be quizzed by local students visiting Blackrock Castle Observatory, a new science centre in Cork Institute of Technology.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: CorkPlace: Blackrock Castle ObservatoryPlace: KinsalePlace: IrelandPlace: the White LadyPlace: Tap TavernPlace: Old Head Golf ClubPlace: HoustonPlace: ChicagoPlace: Blackrock CastlePerson: Dan TaniPerson: Jane EganPerson: MaryPerson: Larry EganPerson: President Mary McAleesePerson: DanPerson: EganPerson: JanePerson: KeikoPerson: LilyPerson: NasaPerson: TaniPerson: RosePerson: KílaPerson: Ger WolfePerson: BeatlesPerson: Clair McSweenyOrganisation: International Space StationOrganisation: Cork Institute of TechnologyOrganisation: NASAOrganisation: ObservatoryOrganisation: Nasa tv
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