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While Baghdad improves, a family's hopes still arrested by war
The Methboubs, a family the Monitor has followed since 2002, have been devastated by the imprisonment of one son who says he's being held on false charges.
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This was supposed to be the year that their hopes soared beyond the war's violence and uncertainty.
Karima Selman Methboub and her family moved into a larger apartment in a safer neighborhood back in January and the oldest daughter, Fatima, was married in a noisy festival.
But optimism has turned to despair for this widow and her eight children whose saga the Monitor has followed since late 2002, before the fall of Saddam Hussein.
One son was recently jailed after being swept up in a joint US-Iraqi raid on a coffee shop, and Mrs. Methboub is coping with an illness that led to one costly operation and requires another.
While security has improved in Iraq and the killings are down across the board, the horror of this conflict still shapes the daily lives for many ordinary families like the Methboubs.
On a recent day in their Baghdad home, reminders of his tearful, pleading phone calls elicited wails from his mother and tears from his ashen-faced sisters. Methboub is all too aware what can go on inside Iraqi prisons – torture, rampant abuse, and worse.
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The oldest Methboub son has been imprisoned now for more than 90 days. On a cellphone smuggled in by another prisoner, he told them he had been abused and forced to make a false confession on murder and kidnapping charges.
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As a native northeasterner with family residing in The Low Country, I will attempt to provide a meaningful & insigtful link to former residents of NE PA regarding relevant news items. I welcome your replies & look forward to stopping at the office to meet the staff on our next visit to the area.
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Hello to all my NE PA (Scrantonian) friends in the Lowcountry. Well for those that are aware of the results from the Mayoral Primary race, you know we are in the throws of a very contentious General Election campaign between the incumbent Chris Doherty & Council President Gary Dibileo.


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Citi Field, which opened in 2009 as home of the New York Mets, will get an intreior makeover, reducing the distance from home plate to the outfield fences in some areas.
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I searched on this forum terms I thought would bring up this topic, no luck. So my question is...I have been looking into buying a Sig Mosquito for plinking, practice etc. I already bought 100rds of .22LR mini-mag since I've read that that high velocity rounds are whats best for these little plinkers. I've also read that many of you have "polished" the feed ramp for optimal feeding capabilites. How exactly do you polish a feed ramp? Of course I clean and re-lube when I buy a new gun, but nothing serious. I know when I sent my PM9 came back from Kahr to have some trigger bar work done the barrel looked "polished" so much that it almost looks chrome.
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The Stable Isotope Laboratory, University of Toronto is part of the Deep Energy Directorate program of the Sloan Foundation Deep Carbon Observatory. An exciting opportunity exists for a postdoctoral fellow to join the University of Toronto team investigating the fluid and gas geochemistry, noble gas residence times and implications for subsurface habitability of ancient fracture waters in Precambrian Shield rocks. Working with an international team of geochemists (in collaboration in particular with C.J. Ballentine – Oxford), the postdoctoral fellowship research will focus on understanding the distribution and residence times of ancient water in deep fractures; the relationship of fracture fluid geochemistry to the host rock and mineralizing fluids; and the water-rock reactions controlling the geochemistry and isotopic signatures of the waters. The research is part of a ten year interdisciplinary and international research program exploring the geochemistry and microbiology of deep Earth fluids and implications for Mars exploration and astrobiology.
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This is the February 2, 2013 news archive. View today's Atlanta Sports rumors and news.
Earl Williams, 1971 NL Rookie of Year, dies at 64
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I love Henrietta Edith Elizabeth. It has nice flow, I think it sounds great with Adelaide, and Henrietta has so many nickname possibilities.
My husband and I considered Harriet Olive for a while, but then my husband pointed out that it can sometimes sound like Hairy Olive, which is kind of gross sounding. It ruined it for me, but I still think it's really pretty in theory.
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It's my middle name! Something I can share with my daughter and my daughter can share that together as well


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How come Stuckey didn't have one rebound in the whole game? Out of position, not enough effort, can't jump? All of the above? Pathetic.
Washington, Charlotte, New Jersey, Pistons, Toronto, Sacramento--these are likely the bottom teams in the league (Sac. because of dissension on the team). You could throw Minn. in there for a bottom 7. The Pistons can compete with about the bottom third of the league. Their three best players (Monroe, JJ and Knight) are rookies or 2nd year. JJ needs a shot around the hoop. His asset is speed. What good is it to get into the lane but not know what to do? He will get stronger, his shot will get purer--but he needs coaching badly. Somebody remarked that the Pistons get the least out of their veterans than any team in the league--probably true. Many of us wondered why Stuckey was resigned? Why Tay was brought back? Is it to have tradable contracts in the future? Why was Maxiel given a long contract? Why was Bynum given a contract? It is not like these players were showing a lot of promise in their roles. Never mind why CV was signed. I was fooled by Gordon as well but who actually watched him play at Chicago? It had to be obvious that he can't handle the ball. You do your due diligence before you lay out that kind of contract. Daye looks like he is in his first month in the NBA... I will repeat my earlier post: the Pistons have a decent start at a rebuild with Monroe, Knight (probably) and JJ (possibly). The rest of the team should be moved when it is convenient--probably after the lottery pick is known. But let's not feel too bad. Many posters have noted the remarkable development of Monroe who will be one of the best big men in the league within two years. If is were an owner, I would put to the fire my GM that past him up. How could this guy fall to the 7th pick???
I must admit, this "incident" has given me pause. I would like to offer my most sincere condolences to Mr. Cheever over his ordeal. It is my understanding that this was his first Pistons game. My, what he must think of our team now! I would like to offer Mr. Cheever $5 out of my own pocket to go toward his dry-cleaning and chardonnay expenses. I'm sure if a few other Pistons fans did the same, we can put this unpleasantness behind us. Now, on to Hooper. Hooper has been working the T-Shirt cannon for over a decade now with no incidents. He has delivered fashionable casual wear to fans of all incomes and ages, allowing them to show their love for the Pistons and Dr. Rahmani at picnics, BBQs and other informal events. I don't believe after nearly 12 years someone with the talent and ability of of Hooper just starts shooting people in the Chardonnay. I think that what we are witnessing here is a bad game plan. Only a completely clueless coach would tell a mascot: "see that well dressed gentleman in the sportcoat? Why don't you shoot him a t-shirt?" This is a clear case of playing Hooper out of position. It's time to get back to fundamentals. Hooper needs to be dunking from trampolines, riding that tiny little mini-bike, and getting t-shirts to kids and drunks.... Sorry Mr. Cheever.
We should have gutted this team in the off season. Instead we brought everybody back. We have a team that is slow and undersized at almost every position. You can't coach size and speed. This team is really bad. Our only hope is the lottery.
The feed I watched the game on last night decided that switching to another game at the end of the 3rd quarter was the smart thing to do.... so I had to follow yahoo stats after that. From what I gathered though, did the offense totally forget about Monroe in the 4th quarter or was he getting to the line everytime he touched the ball? He seemed to be stuck on 12 shot attempts from the time I started to follow it via Yahoo.
At a baseball game........people get his with foul balls all the time cause they're not paying attention. Should a fan expect to get hit with a t-shirt during a pause in the game........It's possible. I think an assist should go to the fan who was talking/conducting business with Mr. Cheever at impact time. My question becomes.......was he in a seat close to the action? Maybe Hooper was annoyed at a fan not focused on him and simply took aim? Or...............was he seated far away from the action.........and simply the victim of random.......bad luck? Was a vendor nearby distracting him? Was he watching video replays of previous action? Was he plowing through his popcorn and unable to control the wine glass? Time for a Mr. Cheever's thread........... I think 3 threads should cover this topic...............
I put in 3 bucks toward Mr. Cheever's cleaning fee. I'm hoping that after he got home and had time to reflect on the incident, he found some humor in it and got a good chuckle out of it. I think it might make an entertaining anecdote to share at cocktail parties.It might inspire some modest laughter and perhaps a good natured pat on the back as others empathize with plight. Mr. Cheever, just use your ability to spin a yarn and deliver it with some droll humor, and you'll have a winning story on the cocktail circuit for years to come.
The problem is that they rarely do that. Most of the time the rest of the players don't even seem to be aware that JJ is overmatched.
My biggest worry is Dumars failing to build a team around Monroe for the next 6 years. Sorta like the Raptors & Chris Bosh, or Wolves & KG etc etc.
No they forgot about him, Tay did his iso stall pause thing and BG kept heat testing his cold shot and we pretty much **** the bed again
Walt, Stuckey does not seem to have improved and that is the problem. So his contract is questionable. I guess management needs to sign players period to put out a product from year to year. Stuckey just hasn't helped the Pistons win games throughout his stay. He reminds me of Kamen when Kamen was on the Clippers. The impact just does not play out for some reason. But Stuckey should not be singled out. There are a few more players on the team who also do not seem to fit. But I am encouraged looking forward with Monroe. Knight could be good. The last two years were a waste. Yes, the Pistons got Monroe--but that was pure luck or bad GM decision-making. How did he fall to the 7th pick?? Unreal.
Monroe falling to #7 was our luck, but I don't blame the GMs to shy away from him at the time. The scouting reports weren't very favorable for him and IIRC, most people on this forum were lukewarm at best. When he was picked the general consensus was like "oh well, better than nothing I guess". I do agree with you that everbody other than Monroe and Knight should be trade bait. Love to keep JJ, but I see him as a deal sweetener for landing a stud.
The coach generally decides how much help a post defender gets. Sometimes he hangs JJ out to dry, looking to see if he can handle a situation. However, with around about a fifth of the season gone now, the experiment should end. JJ can't handle the position. Pretty much everyone else in the gym but the coach knows it already. I heard the guy was stubborn, hard headed. Now I see what they mean.
Actually, quite a few people were very excited about Monroe....Rascoe, Darth Tater, Army Girl, the list goes on....check this out: http://pistonsforum.com/threads/greg-monroe-selected-7-by-the-detroit-pistons.7804/
Humph. Selective memory I guess. All I remembered was KGREG ripping on Dumars for not trading up the draft to pick Cousins.


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As the new year begins, sugar intake, and natural versus sugar substitutes seem to be hot topics. If you're trying to lose weight or to just eat healthier, you naturally think of using artificial sweeteners or other sugar substitutes instead of regular white sugar.
With all the alternatives out there boasting "sugar-free", "diet", and "no-sugar added" on products such as soft drinks, chewing gum, candy, baked goods, and ice cream it's easy to be confused on what's right for you.
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Q. Does table sugar go by other names on product labels?
A. Yes. Regular table sugar is also called sucrose, saccharose, and high-fructose corn syrup and can run around 60 calories per tablespoon. If you want to lose weight, foods with plain white sugar should be eaten in moderation.
Q. How can I tell if what I'm consuming has artificial sweeteners?
A. According the Mayo Clinic, artificial sweeteners currently approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are:
Acesulfame potassium (Sunett, Sweet One)
Aspartame (Equal, NutraSweet)
Saccharin (SugarTwin, Sweet'N Low)
Sucralose (Splenda)
Artificial sweeteners have 0-8 calories per package (1 gram) and are used widely in sugar-free products. At one time, health officials warned against saccharin as causing cancer, but the National Cancer Institute has found no scientific evidence that any artificial sweeteners approved by the FDA cause cancer or other serious health problems.
Q. What if I want to stick to natural sweeteners?
A. The FDA has approved the following:
Date sugar
Grape juice concentrate
Maple sugar
Maple syrup
Agave nectar
It's important to note that natural sweeteners are often high in calories and you could see a rise in your blood sugar. Once again, everything in moderation.
Q. Is Stevia considered an artificial sweetener or a natural sugar substitute?
A. Both, sort of. Stevia (Truvia) is an herb native to South America and is considered more of a natural sugar substitute than an artificial sweetener, and contains 0 calories.
Daily sugar intake for a woman is 5 teaspoons daily and 9 for men. If you limit yourself in having up to 5 tspn of sugar each day you are not creating anything to be harmful.
If you decide to have sugar go ahead but try to keep a limit daily. It is better than having aspartame.
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Since then, I have come up with a super quick, super easy, nearly fool-proof way to enjoy homemade bread with almost no effort… as of today, my "secret" is out!
10 Tips for Bringing a Dish to Pass
posted by Andrea | 12/9/2014 | 29 commentsIf the next few weeks at your house look anything like the next few weeks at our house, you'll be hosting and/or attending MANY holiday parties. And what's a great party without great food?
I know there are hundreds of "holiday recipe round-up" posts out there right now — so I'm not going to share specific recipes with you today. Instead, I'm going to share some of the things I personally consider when I'm bringing a dish to pass.
Spaghetti Squash Pasta Substitute
posted by Andrea | 11/25/2014 | 18 commentsPasta is one of my favorite comfort foods. Thankfully, Dave and Nora share my love for this super frugal, super simple weeknight meal.
However, I recently had the desire to try substituting Spaghetti Squash for pasta in some of our favorite recipes… and today, I'm sharing our thoughts on this healthier swap!
DIY Garbage Disposal Cleaning Tabs
posted by Andrea | 06/11/2014 | 14 commentsHave you ever noticed a gross smell coming from your sink — or, more likely, from your garbage disposal?
Today, I'm sharing a SUPER simple recipe for garbage disposal cleaning tabs that's basically free and uses ingredients you most likely have in your pantry!
Kitchen Quick Tips
posted by Andrea | 06/2/2014 | 17 commentsAlthough I really do enjoy cooking and baking, my goal is to do as much as I can while spending as LITTLE time in the kitchen as possible.
Today I'm sharing several of my favorite kitchen quick tips that have saved me oodles of time, money, and energy in the kitchen.
Simple Egg Substitutions… For Baking
posted by Andrea | 12/17/2013 | 8 commentsDave and I are HUGE egg lovers! In fact, it's not uncommon for us to go through 2 dozen eggs per week (or more). So I was pretty bummed when I wanted to do some holiday baking last week and only had 1 egg left in the house.
Thankfully, I found a few super simple recipes for egg substitutions (specifically for baking) — and I'm happy to report that they worked REALLY well!
35+ Thanksgiving Leftover Ideas
posted by Andrea | 11/27/2013 | 6 commentsWhile I'm not trying to rush my most favorite holiday away, I also know that by tomorrow evening, some of you might be stranded in your kitchen with piles and piles of delicious Thanksgiving leftovers — and no desire to spend hours in the kitchen dealing with them all.
Today, I'm sharing a bunch of simple recipes and ideas I use to repurpose our Thanksgiving leftovers!
Our Favorite Chicken, Broccoli & Rice Casserole
posted by Andrea | 11/6/2013 | 17 commentsDave and I love casseroles — especially in the cooler fall and winter months when warm leftovers for lunch the next day really hit the spot!
Today, I'm sharing a super simple casserole recipe — AND a casserole-making tip I use regularly to reduce the number of dirty dishes I need to wash and reduce the amount of time it takes me to get dinner on the table. Win, win!
Semi-Homemade Cheesecake Fudge Brownies
posted by Andrea | 10/29/2013 | 10 commentsI'm a big fan of semi-homemade meals and baked goods. These recipes usually take a fraction of the time and effort of 100% from scratch recipes, but they taste so much better than straight "from-a-box" foods.
The brownie recipe I'm sharing today is no exception. No one believes me when I say it all starts with a basic boxed brownie mix… I even had Dave fooled the first time I made them!
Our Soup and Bread Buffet Party
posted by Andrea | 10/9/2013 | 21 commentsWhen we finally finished our summer-long landscaping project, Dave and I decided to have a bunch of friends over for a backyard BBQ. Of course, our friends were all on board for a free dinner… however, we opted for a homemade soup and bread buffet over traditional BBQ foods.
Today, I'm sharing the recipes I used, how I organized this event, and how I managed to feed 28 people for around $90 total!
5 Tips for Baking in Bulk… With Toddlers
posted by Andrea | 06/4/2013 | 25 commentsOver the past couple of years, I've shared many pictures, recipes, and tips for cooking/baking in bulk in attempts to keep our freezer stocked. And whenever I mention my freezer cooking/baking sessions, I always get a handful of questions asking how I do it with a toddler (or any number of small children).
So today, I'm sharing 5 simple tips that helped me get back in my "baking-in-bulk groove" after Nora was born.
4 Tips for Cooking Without a Recipe
posted by Andrea | 03/29/2013 | 21 commentsAs I'm sure you can tell by looking through my recipe box, I am NOT a gourmet chef. I don't cook fancy foods, I don't use hard-to-find or expensive ingredients, I don't spend all day in the kitchen, and I don't use complicated recipes. In fact, I rarely use recipes at all these days!
Today, I'm sharing 4 simple tips that will hopefully motivate you to be a little more adventuresome in the kitchen… and try cooking without a detailed recipe!
Freezer Cooking in Less Space
posted by Andrea | 03/19/2013 | 14 commentsI love having a stocked freezer, but I'm not willing to buy loads of extra pans and baking dishes. Plus, when we had a smaller freezer, we didn't have room for so many large pans.
So for the past several years, I've been using a really simple technique that allows me to freeze as much food as I want without "wasting" all my pots and pans.
Better Than A Box: Real Food eBook Giveaway (100 winners)
posted by Andrea | 01/23/2013 | 23 commentsAlthough I'm an advocate for "everything in moderation," I know there are huge benefits to eating "Real Foods". So today, I'm really excited to share my friend Katie's new eBook: Better Than a Box.
Katie is giving away 100 copies of her eBook to the first 100 Simple Organized Living readers to claim them…plus she has a free printable Real Food substitutions chart for everyone!!
8-Minute Applesauce… in the Microwave!
posted by Andrea | 11/15/2012 | 3 commentsLast week, I snatched up a huge bag of Michigan apples on the discount produce rack… and while many were still good for eating, a few were quite bruised and mushy.
So instead of baking bread or a pie, I decided to make a very small batch of homemade applesauce… in the microwave. After cooking the apples for 8 minutes, the sauce was ready, and my kitchen smelled fabulous!
Three-Cheese Stuffed Shells + my Simple "Stuffing" Secret
posted by Andrea | 11/1/2012 | 10 commentsOne of my favorite comfort foods is pasta — any type of pasta, any type of sauce. I love pasta! It doesn't hurt that almost all pasta dishes are simple to prepare, made with frugal ingredients that I almost always have on hand, and they freeze well!
Today, I'm sharing a new favorite pasta recipe and a super simple tip for stuffing pasta shells.
Weekend Giveaway: My Two Favorite Anolon Pans
posted by Andrea | 10/26/2012 | 564 commentsI've done a good job of paring down my pots and pans to a reasonable amount — and I honestly do use every pot and pan in my cabinet. However, if I had to pick only two pans to use for the rest of my life, it would be a medium size frying pan and a medium size sauce pan.
Today, I'm sharing my two favorite pans with you… via a fun giveaway from Anolon!
Weekend Giveaway: Microplane Kitchen Gadget Gift Set
posted by Andrea | 10/12/2012 | 418 commentsI do a really good job of limiting the amount of stuff I "collect", but when it comes to fun kitchen gadgets, I have a hard time passing them up!
So today, I'm excited to share with you a few more kitchen gadgets I've been using… and give you an opportunity to win a fun Microplane gift set!
Weekend Giveaway: Wüsthof Knife and Knife Sharpener Set
posted by Andrea | 09/21/2012 | 476 commentsIn an effort to simplify our lives while living without a kitchen, we decided to use all plastic bowls, plates, cups, and utensils — yes, they are recyclable! However, one of the kitchen items I simply could not replace with a disposable alternative was a good sharp utility knife.
I've been using the new Wüsthof Utility Knife all summer, and I'm excited to offer 2 lucky readers the opportunity to win this knife and a new knife sharpener!
Our Favorite Foods From The Griddle
posted by Andrea | 09/5/2012 | 11 commentsWe haven't had a traditional kitchen all summer long, which means I haven't had a stove all summer long.
Thankfully, we have a large electric griddle that I purchased several years ago in a fabulous Black Friday sale. We usie it almost daily — and there have even been days when we make breakfast, lunch, and dinner ALL on our griddle!
Weekend Giveaway: AgainBags $25 Gift Cards
posted by Andrea | 08/24/2012 | 358 commentsIt's back-to-school time… which means back in the grind of packing lunches every single day! If you'd like to cut back on your consumption of plastic sandwich and snack bags, I have the perfect product for you!
AgainBags.com specializes in hand-made, reusable lunch and snack bags that lead-free, phthalate-free, BPA-free, AND they come in fabulous colors and patterns… and I'm giving away two $25 gift certificates today!
Easy. Homemade. eBook Giveaway {100 winners!}
posted by Andrea | 08/16/2012 | 14 commentsToday I'm sharing a guest post and a brand new eBook from Mandi of Life.YourWay.net. Her eBook "Easy. Homemade" had tons of helpful tips and tricks to simplify {and shorten} your time in the kitchen!
If that sounds good to you, then keep reading — oh and she is generously giving away 100 copies of her book!


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Before the curse upon your eyes
witness where my body lies.
Not in earth, but in the soul,
where to rest, the heart I stole.
Above the lights and to the ground
a broken cross where I'll be found.
The roses, hung upside down to dry
will be your passage as the end dies nigh.
Alone, I'll be a ghost through troubled youth
until you learn the present truth.
And I'll be gone,
forever gone,
without a trace.
For if you come to find
where the chosen people lie
you will not like what you see
for those people are just like me.
Never gone,
never gone.
Sing to the demonized child
though it may never be mild.
It needs your love
as blood to a dove,
as blood to a dove,
a child needs your love.
Have you seen the traces I left?
or have you not searched the wings and the church?
Though a story you tell
is but a half-truth in hell
while all I seek is unconditional,
Have you seen the chiming bell?
Within lie a trace I tell
for you to find me.
I'm living so close, yet so far away,
why can't you see me,
why can't you see?
This is where I leave,
you never came to retrieve
the banished one,
the unholy child.
As time grew his soul burned mild.
And now I'm gone,
you'll never find me even if you try.
And now I'm gone, forever gone,
without a trace or lie.
All I ever wanted
was to see your face.
All I ever wanted
was unconditional…
All I ever wanted,
all I ever dreamed,
and all I ever wanted
was unconditional
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I wrote this after both of my parents asked me if I'm gay. I stated that I was not, and they went on for about twenty minutes on how they were SO glad I'm not gay. My dad basically told me that he'd rather I was dead than gay.
From that comment I'm not even sure if my parents will love me after I come out to them...


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Biographical and Playing Info
Given Name: James Zell McDonald
Born: Long Beach, CA, USA, in 1984
School: Did not attend college.
Primary Position: Pitcher
Batted: Left Threw: Right
Major League Games: 136
Primary Team: Pittsburgh Pirates
Played For
Los Angeles Dodgers (2008-2010)
Pittsburgh Pirates (2010-2013)
First major league game: 9/17/2008
Final major league game:
Hall of Fame Voting
No Hall of Fame elections.
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Plans have been discussed for a third terminal and a second runway.
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There is a variety of bars, cafés, and restaurants at Dublin Airport, the majority of which can be found in The Loop area after security. Options include a caviar and seafood restaurant, fast-food outlets and eateries offering traditional Irish fare.
The many shops at Dublin Airport include duty-free outlets, gift retailers, fashion boutiques and purveyors of Irish goods – the majority of the shopping options are located in The Loop. A 'shop and collect' service (tel: (01) 814 5735), for passengers wishing to pick up their purchases on their return, is offered to passengers travelling within the EU.
A left-luggage facility is available in the atrium of Terminal 1's multistorey car park. A porter service is available from Greencaps (tel: (01) 814 4633) and luggage trolleys can be used free of charge. For lost and found items, contact the Lost Property Office (tel: (01) 814 5555).
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Clarion Dublin Airport
Boasting a restaurant, bar, meeting rooms and a gym, the 248-room Clarion Dublin Airport is a three-minute walk from Dublin Airport. Despite its close proximity, a courtesy airport pick-up is provided.
Dublin Airport
County Dublin, Ireland
Tel: (01) 808 0500.
Radisson Blu Dublin Airport
Linked to Dublin Airport by a complimentary shuttle service, the Radisson Blu Dublin Airport is a good option for those staying on business with its extensive business facilities and 27 meeting rooms. The hotel also features a bar and on-site car parking.
Dublin Airport
County Dublin, Ireland
Tel: (01) 844 6000.
Holiday Inn Express Dublin Airport
Boasting a bar with panoramic views, the Holiday Inn Express Dublin Airport is a short drive from the terminals via a free shuttle service. The hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi internet access and also provides day let rooms.
Santry, Northwood Park
County Dublin, Ireland
Tel: (01) 862 8866.
Crowne Plaza Northwood
The 204-room Crowne Plaza Northwood is a seven-minute complimentary shuttle bus ride from Dublin Airport. The hotel has a restaurant, business centre and 24 meeting rooms. Free internet access is offered to guests.
Santry, Northwood Park
County Dublin, Ireland
Tel: (01) 862 8888.
Travelodge Dublin Airport North Swords
While not the prettiest on the outside, the budget Travelodge Dublin Airport Swords hotel is conveniently located near Dublin Airport and the Pavilions Shopping Centre. As with many hotels in the area, a bus service is provided to/from the airport for guests (for a fee), while free parking is also available.
Swords, Pinnock Hill Roundabout
County Dublin, Ireland
Tel: (01) 807 9400.
Bewley's Hotel Dublin Airport
A free 24-hour shuttle service links Bewley's Hotel Dublin Airport with Terminal 1. The hotel offers long-term parking at considerably lower rates than the airport's on-site facilities, as well as free Wi-Fi internet access.
Swords, Stockhole Lane (N32 Junction)
County Dublin, Ireland
Tel: (01) 871 1000.
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