Commander Chris Hadfield is finally visiting Dublin, a place where he has a huge fan following. People in Ireland are great fan of Canadian astronaut, as he kept people posted with pictures, videos and tweets from the International Space Station during his five months stint there.

Hadfield's visit to Dublin would be part of a promotional tour for his up-coming book "An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth". As per the report published in The Daily Edge, the astronaut might visit his daughter Kristen, who is a PhD student at the Trinity College in Dublin.

The astronaut recently received Lord Mayor's Award for his tweets, pictures and posts from ISS. He is also called as Commander Cool. He said goodbye to the ISS on Sunday. With his unique way he chose to sing David Bowie's Space Oddity for saying good bye to the station.

During his stay on the space station also, Chris Hadfield kept posting number of videos about his life there in space and playing guitar.

Hadfield, the first Canadian Commander on the International Space Station, came back to the Earth with two other crewmembers, Tom Marshburn and Roman Romanenko. They landed on the grounds of Kazakhstan on Monday.