Michelle Obama to visit Glendalough

Michelle Obama rounds off the family’s whistle-stop trip to Ireland today with a visit to one of the country’s famous national parks.

Michelle Obama to visit Glendalough
Tue, 18 Jun, 2013 - 08:04

Michelle Obama rounds off the family’s whistle-stop trip to Ireland today with a visit to one of the country’s famous national parks.

The First Lady of the US and daughters Malia and Sasha will travel to the Wicklow mountains this morning and visit Glendalough – the valley of two lakes.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: GlendaloughPlace: IrelandPlace: USPlace: Wicklow MountainsPlace: Wicklow Mountains National ParkPlace: DublinPlace: St Stephen’s GreenPlace: Kildare StreetPlace: DalkeyPlace: GermanyPerson: Michelle ObamaPerson: first ladyPerson: MaliaPerson: SashaPerson: St KevinPerson: ObamasPerson: ObamaPerson: President Barack ObamaOrganisation: Shelbourne HotelOrganisation: Leinster House
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