Michelle Obama To Visit Dublin School On Next Week’s Trip To The Capital

US First Lady Michelle Obama and her daughters Sasha and Malia are putting the final touches to their intinary for their stay in Ireland next week.

While US President Barack Obama attends the G8 summit in Co Fermanagh, his wife and kids are going to squeeze in a quick tour of the Emerald Isle's capital, the Irish Independent reports.

One of Michelle's wishes is to give a talk to some students and so a visit to a Dublin school has been lined up.

Michelle and her daughters will only be in the capital for 24 hours and contingency plans have been drawn up by senior Gardaí and US Secret Service agents.

Michelle wants to speak to kids about healthy eating and fitness. 

The Obamas will fly into Belfast on Air Force One next Monday morning and Michelle and the girls are expected in Dublin around midday.

The tourist spots the Obamas wish to visit haven't been revealed yet, but security plans have been organised for 14 possible locations. These include Trinity College Dublin, the National Library and the National Museum.

If Michelle's wish to visit a school in the capital follows through, she is planning to talk to the kids about her own passions-promoting healthy eating and exercise for schoolkids.