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Norah Patten didn't have a 'road map' to becoming Ireland's first astronaut

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EXCLUSIVE: Norah Patten will become Ireland’s first person in space with a Virgin Galactic flight in 2026. The career trajectory wasn't laid out for her, so she had to carve a path on her own

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Norah Patten didn't have a 'road map' to becoming Ireland's first astronaut

EXCLUSIVE: Norah Patten will become Ireland’s first person in space with a Virgin Galactic flight in 2026. The career trajectory wasn't laid out for her, so she had to carve a path on her own

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irishstar.com broke the news in 16 days ago on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.

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Norah Patten didn't have a 'road map' to becoming Ireland's first astronaut

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Norah Patten didn't have a 'road map' to becoming Ireland's first astronaut

Norah Patten didn't have a 'road map' to becoming Ireland's first astronaut

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