Dublin

Dublin Airport Authority spokesman Vincent Wall said the weather had a significant impact on operations at the airport.

However, he said the Shannon Airport Authority should be granted full autonomy from the Dublin Airport Authority and "debt-free" status.

'The big question everyone's asking is: How much will Ireland grow? ' says Philip Lane, an economics professor at Trinity College Dublin.

Apple's products are now being snapped up in Delhi and Dalian just as in Dublin and Dallas.

and recording sessions took place in London, Dublin and Sweden.

Born in Crumlin, Dublin to parents Bridget and Paddy, he was one of 13 surviving children (out of 22 born) in a Catholic family.

Quaternions, which extend imaginary numbers into a further dimension, began to be developed by William Hamilton in Dublin in 1843.

The Irish foreign minister, Michael Martin, said he was delighted to hear that Commins, from Dublin, and her colleague had been released.

Dublin's bookies seem to agree: the odds suggest he might be in with a chance.

Can there ever have been a more appropriate memorial to a writer than the new Samuel Beckett bridge that opened in Dublin on 10 December?

Mr Carroll has now applied to Dublin City Council for permission to turn the vacant block into a hotel.

Months later, I returned to the west with brand new visas and a finished manuscript, but this time I got stuck in Dublin airport.

The band organized a showcase in Dublin and soon representatives of every major record label were offering the bewildered boys contracts.

For those prepared to pay fees, entry to an arts degree can be obtained through the Dublin Business School at about 250 points.

This debate clearly has years to run, but the issue of a state visit to Dublin may be moving towards a resolution by next spring.

Alan McQuaid, economist with Bloxham stockbrokers in Dublin, said the figures were "very encouraging" .

As readers try to understand these spatial techniques, a complete picture of paralytic Dublin is achieved in their mind.

He was the only member of his party to retain a seat in Dublin.

It seems to be working: WPP, an advertising firm that moved to Dublin in 2008, has indicated it will return.

You can use Dublin Core to catalog all sorts of information in an effective manner that is both easy to update and easy to query and use.

People who have worked with Mr Sutherland say his style can be traced back to his days as a young barrister in Dublin.

After a couple of days in Dublin, she was going straight into Northern Ireland to spend the rest of her time there playing golf.

He started out as a Dublin dustman and became one of the founding fathers of the resurgence of the Temple Bar district of the capital.

Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver's Travels, was born in Dublin, Ireland and his father was a British who settled in Ireland.

Some news just in: a vote by the parliamentary colleagues of the Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen on his leadership has ended in Dublin.

WHEN Mark and Joanne meet at a Dublin house party it is a Romeo and Juliet attraction: young lovers in the shadow of an old family feud.

Governments in Athens, Dublin or Madrid may be cheering that they won't have to deal with Mr. Weber at the helm of the ECB.

"Dublin have a lot of pace and power all over the field and they do not stick to the traditional line outs at all, " noted McDonnell.

Travelling only three hours from Dublin you find yourself in a vibrant, young university city with a thriving business community.

Swift, who had been hoping to be assigned a position in the Church of England, instead returned to Dublin, where he became the dean of St.

"Miss Kathleen Kearney's musical career was ended in Dublin after that, " he said.

Lidl recently caused a fuss in Dublin, when it bid for a site on fashionable Grafton Street: critics complained it would lower the tone.

Perhaps more significant, Microsoft is now running Azure, its recently unveiled "cloud computing" platform, from the Dublin facility.

They were also traders and did much to develop life in Dublin , Cork and Waterford .

In a positive sign, one of the listed contributors is Eric Miller who did pioneering work with Dublin Core and now works at the W3C.

"I don't know why people think it was a difficult decision, " Vidic told PA after United's victory over the Airtricity League XI in Dublin.

It reminds me of what Beckett said about Dublin university containing the cream of Ireland: rich and thick.

10. Dublin has a parade that attracts hundreds of thousands of people, while in Chicago the river is dyed green for a few hours.

The son of an eminent Dublin surgeon, was among the outstanding Victorian dramatists.

Note that Dublin is in a pinch, where water rushing north up into the Irish Sea has nowhere to go!

In Dublin, Ireland, Irish Republican Army member Thomas McMahon is sentenced to life in prison for the assassination of Lord Mountbatten.

There is room at the Dublin site to at least double the size of the Microsoft centre.

Are tanks going to be sent into Dublin if Ireland doesn't stick to its austerity program?

Dublin, Ireland-based Realtime Technologies also makes wearable wireless Bluetooth sensors that could be in used as part of an MBAN.

Companies using the Dublin data centre, therefore, should be able to benefit from Ireland's relatively low tax rates.

Yields rose on Irish government bonds ahead of talks in Dublin about a possible bail-out of Ireland's debt-laden economy.

I'll begin with one caveat: The Dublin Core Metadata Initiative does not really have anything to do with XML.

Dublin, with its rich literary heritage, was acknowledged for being home to world-recognized writers.

But before he was winning over the world, Keating was a middle-class kid living in Dublin.

Dublin is struggling with a public deficit expected to be more than 30 percent higher than its gross domestic product this year.

Each LOM data element is similar to a Dublin Core metadata element, with some overlap between the two.

Dublin's new pit is "showing promise" , says Rob Laughlin, a trader with Man Financial, despite a few technical glitches.

The moves sharply brought down the cost of borrowing for Lisbon and Dublin and sparked a euro rally.

And despite its reputation as "the city that never sleeps, " New York ranked only eighth in the pace race, behind Dublin and Berlin.

MICROSOFT'S pursuit of software counterfeiters begins in Dublin, at one of the company's 10 crime labs.

A homecoming welcome in Dublin tonight for a black American president embracing his distant Irish ancestry.

TOURISM chiefs are to target wealthy Chinese, Indian and Arab tourists in an effort to attract high-spenders to Dublin.

Dublin's fate has risen and fallen with Ireland's economic boom and bust over the last decade.

In Dublin an Australian street performer attempts to swallow 27 swords decorated with the flags of each of the countries in the EU.

Dry weather on the east coast and closed schools combined to make driving in and around Dublin easier than in recent days.

It seems that the two data centers, Dublin and Chicago, come just in time for that.

It has since added offices in Chicago; San Francisco; Vancouver, British Columbia; and Dublin, Ireland.

In the middle of a scrubby business park on the outskirts of Dublin, a hulking grey building has recently sprung up.

For sisters Theresa Sweeney and Mary Dunne of Dublin , God's providence played a key role in their introduction to the Truth.

Fearghal O'Nuallain from Dublin is half of a two-man team aiming to be the first Irish cyclists to circumvent the world.

In the centre of Dublin, around the shops and government offices, this is no ordinary festive period.

In Dublin, a female garda was injured after she was trapped under a 30-foot wooden hoarding blown over by winds in north Dublin.

The EEG was created in December by the OSGi Board, and held its initial meeting at the end of January in Dublin, Ireland.

There is an active and popular Chinese community in Ireland - Chinese New Year is celebrated in Dublin as well as in Beijing.

In l975 he returned to Dublin, the capital of the Irish Republic, where he found his own pop group.

In essence, Dublin is now pinning its hopes on a combination of pragmatism and grit.

O'Neill is Science Foundation Ireland Research Professor and head of the department of biochemistry at Trinity College in Dublin.

Europe, meanwhile, has seen mass protests, some of them violent, on the streets of Athens, Dublin, London, Madrid, Paris and Rome.

I work as the financial director of a distribution company in Dublin.

Ireland's capital, Dublin, topped the city list for "lonely" searches, followed by Melbourne, Australia and Auckland, New Zealand.

Darren: I've never busked in Dublin city, but I've busked in some of the suburbs where I've lived.

The Dublin Core standard is a method to classify information most commonly used in libraries.

Individual maps of countries tell the same story, with London, Sydney, Paris and Dublin all bulging out as the most populated areas.

Software workers Santosh Reddy and Suresh Naidu, from southern India, were strolling, without shopping bags, on Henry Street, Dublin.

It may be all but wiped out in Dublin.

Tens of thousands of people have marched through Dublin in protest at the Irish government's austerity programme.

A man is detained by riot police during demonstrations in north Dublin against the visit by Britain's Queen Elizabeth.

Anthony tells me there will be an airlift to Dublin of aid experts, development consultants and cross-cutting specialists, even.

Figure 8 shows the visualized data of the average rainfall for the Dublin (Ireland) and Vancouver (BC, Canada) international airports.

Regarding the HBO series, George mentioned that casting calls are currently going on in New York, LA, London, Dublin and Australia.

Manchester City midfielder Nigel de Jong believes his club's victory in the pre-season Dublin Super Cup bodes well for the campaign ahead.

So Aoife McLysaght of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, set out to investigate why so many duplicated genes were retained.

In 1975 he returned to Dublin, the capital of the Irish Republic, where he formed his own pop group.

France has also asked Israel to explain the use of false French passports and Dublin is to make a similar representation.

Today, he lands in Dublin, Ireland to meet with that nation's leaders.

There is chagrin in some European capitals (especially in Dublin) that sterling has dropped so far and fast against the euro.

The Dublin Core is a set of predefined properties for describing documents.

Doctors at Dublin's St Vincent's Hospital carried out a survey of people involved in the cleaning, repair and maintenance of accordions .

"Then it is an immoral city, " said little Chandler, with timid insistence, "I mean, compared with London or Dublin? "

Well, as that great philosopher, Yogi Berra, said when someone told him a Jewish man had been elected mayor of Dublin: "Only in America. "

The default document definition describes a mapping between Dublin Core tags embedded in XML content to Dublin Core statements.

Elsewhere, Dublin airport yesterday celebrated its 20 millionth passenger of the year with champagne and flowers.

But apart from a union-led demonstration in Dublin in November, there have been few outward signs of rage.

Frank Moran from the Dublin suburb of Swords, described the trip as a "momentous" event in Irish history.

The current use of Dublin Core within the description and definition of information is helping the Semantic Web become a reality.

in dublin , shelley first had contact with a political movement.

Bermuda's insurance industry is one example, as are fund management centres in Dublin and Luxembourg.

Investors would still be guaranteed an easy exit, however, thanks to plans to list the group, in Dublin, potentially next month.

On Saturday, his motorcade was pelted with eggs by protesters accusing him of waging an illegal war in Iraq in the Irish capital, Dublin.

Yeats helped found Dublin's Abbey Theatre, which performed many of his verse plays, including At the Hawk' s Well (1921).

Demand for size nine women's shoes was highest in the chain's Dublin store, followed by London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Newcastle.

He worked for fourteen years as an English and Geography teacher in North Dublin.

The ructions in Dublin also rippled across the continent.

U2 is the name of a band from Dublin, Ireland.

Form your assessment of the Irish economy in the center of Dublin and you'd scarcely realize anything was wrong.

The last weekend we spent quality time with each other in Dublin. Never thought Mark would cry in front of the boarding gate.

Composer George Frideric Handel was bankrupt when in 1741 a group of Dublin charities offered him a commission to write a musical work.

U2, the Irish rock band from Dublin, made history by performing a concert that was streamed live on the Internet to a worldwide audience.

The office was transferred from Belfast to Dublin.

Dublin's 15 billion euros debt-cutting plan is expected to be published on Wednesday.

Failure to enforce litter fines were a large part of the reason why Dublin was so dirty, Dr Cavanagh said.

Dublin is experiencing its best pre-Christmas shopping in a decade, according to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce.

Mrs. O'Donovan was walking down O'Connell Street in Dublin, and coming in the opposite direction was Father Rafferty.

Some Dart services in Dublin were also disrupted when trees fell on the line at Sydney Parade and Merrion Gates.

Legal protection in Athens and Dublin will further reduce the chances of creditors having their day in court.

So the Dublin team's methods for speeding up the calculation will have a direct impact in these areas too.

A native of Dublin, Ireland, Coyne received his bachelors degree in mechanical engineering from University College Dublin in 1971.

Loading in charge: Shanghai China for transport to Dublin, Ireland , latest date of shipment Sep.

The Convention on Cluster Munitions, negotiated in Dublin in May, is a natural successor to the 1997 convention to ban landmines.

The IQ tests always went well, well enough for him to go to "ordinary" school at Mount Temple in Dublin.

We will have to wait and see if Dublin can calm markets when it announces the "final" bill for Anglo on Thursday.

Politicians in Dublin, Lisbon and Madrid can barely contain their frustration.

What we see here are links to extract Dublin Core publication metadata, Creative Commons licensing information, and geolocation information.

All of the six Dublin constituencies were set to endorse the treaty, including Dublin South West where in June 2008 a majority rejected it.

We see women from all over Ireland at the clinic who feel it's more anonymous in Dublin and they won't know people in the waiting room here.

Any RDF application that knew how to handle Dublin Core could then make at least basic use of DOAP data.

WHEN more than 100, 000 people paraded through Dublin on February 21st, it was the biggest march the Irish capital had seen since 1980.

Raymond Dublin, 36, pleaded guilty at Uxbridge District Court to charges of assault and battery and lewd and lascivious behaviour.

The banking system looks big on paper but it is swollen by foreign banks with offices in Dublin and loans abroad.

Officials from the EU and the International Monetary Fund are in Dublin assessing the books of Ireland's banks.

The blonde one came to Dublin with the snow, passion pursuing Jim all grown up and knowing.

A Dublin economist responds that the real difference lies in a four-letter word: euro.

Britain has also experienced heavy snow neighbors Ireland, Ireland's capital Dublin Airport canceled 170 flights.

Rape by strangers is on the increase, the chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre warned yesterday.

And LinDong hand in hand into the mystery surrounds colorific Dublin city offices of the hall.

On referendum day in the town of Swords near Dublin, early-morning commuters offered reasons for their vote. The recession loomed large.

A new traffic layout at the Red Cow roundabout outside Dublin comes into place tomorrow.

Here is a picture of a bus driving down the street in central Dublin.

The southern part of the island is a separate country, called the Republic Ireland with Dublin as its capital.

At the time, he was teaching classics at Trinity College in Dublin.

A Dublin hospital found the first suspect case of SARS.

For all the retooling done in Detroit and Washington, GM's day-one price will partly be set by what is happening in Dublin.

They all came from Dublin Ireland, and were carefully selected from hundreds of boys.

Tony Blair, in Dublin with the Irish Prime Minister, was ten when the Beatles had their first number one.

The ground floor of the Dublin centre is a miniature power station.

He has booked flights to Egypt and plans to take the boys to Dublin to watch Ireland play England in the Six Nations.

Table of areas where LOM and Dublin Core overlap, along with other relevant vocabularies.

Paris, Dublin, New York and . . . Pyongyang?

She later returned to Dublin to attend school and graduated from Trinity College in 1966.

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's most expensive cocktail has gone on sale at a Dublin hotel -- priced at a sobering 500 euros (340 pounds).

They have told my students that they have to pay a 'registration fee' to the school in Dublin that they will study at later this year.

In major cities like Paris, Sydney and Dublin, you're likely limited to apartments.

The week has been marked by increased cordiality in Brussels, Dublin and Moscow towards Mr Wilson.

In response, some tour operators are reworking their trips to begin and end in Dublin.

She obtained a certificate in teaching English in Dublin, Ireland.

'People like Joe Yam had grown up knowing you can't trust banks, ' says Mr. Goodstadt, who lectures at Trinity College Dublin.

In addition to Dublin, Microsoft has admitted to having facilities in Chicago, San Antonio and Quincy, Washington.

Chris: If we miss our connection they'll get us on the next flight of Dublin.

Pictured here: Crowds fill the streets in downtown Dublin, Ireland.

A Dublin rescue will not turn investors into dreamers.

Bond markets have all but cut Dublin off by demanding soaring interest rates.

In 1971 he moved to Dublin. In 1980, in Los Angeles he directed "Battle Beyond the Stars" for the cult producer Roger Corman.

Armed uprisings in Dublin: the Irish Republic is proclaimed.

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Two Irishmen are seeking to become the first people to cross the Antarctic on sledges pulled by large kites.

Betting at InTrade, a bookmaker in Dublin, Ireland, gives the GOP a 62% chance of taking control of the House.

In 65 cases, ECC Dublin intervened on behalf of consumers to seek a refund or compensation from car hire companies.

Standard document columns from the Dublin Core Metadata Set.

One man was killed, while a female garda was seriously injured on traffic duty in Dublin.

Dr. Mariano called the psychiatrist back, and members of Mr. Clinton's entourage scoured Dublin.

Trapped, the water rose in Dublin, which is closer to the water line than Belfast which lies just at the pinch.

In 1975 he returned to Dublin, the capital of the Irish Republic.

The Trinity College Library in Dublin is the oldest library in Ireland, founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I.

Microsoft has announced the opening of 2 new data centers, one in Dublin, Ireland, and another in Chicago, US.

Take Clongriffin, a huge mixed-use development north of Dublin.

Dublin airport is ranked 16th largest in Europe measured by passengers carried, according to the report.

In the end, the Dublin officials were kind; they didn't send me back to China, they put me on a plane to London.

A reconstructed Viking ship pulled into Dublin on Tuesday.

Dublin Castle: Center of British power in Ireland for over 700 years and home to the world-famous Chester Beatty Library.

John O'Shea played 90 minutes and Darron Gibson came off the bench for the final half-hour as the Irish beat Andorra 3-1 in Dublin.

DUBLIN is full of shiny new office buildings and retail outlets.

And frightened all the dogs, On the rocky road to Dublin.

Due to Dublin near the seashore, reason has plenty of fresh seafood, seafood cuisine is very much also.

Please contact The Department of Justice in Dublin for information on applying for residency based on marriage to an Irish or an EU citizen.

In Ireland, filled with snow led to 40, 000 passengers stranded at Dublin Airport.

More than half a million people joined the Dublin parade.

Jonathan Swift (1667m1745), Irish-born, became a priest of the Church of Ireland and later dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin.

The novel describes the events of one day in the lives of several people in Dublin and explores their sub-conscious minds.

Early bird special is the best way to eat great food in Dublin. It is worth every penny, and the atmosphere is great, too!

The Irish poet and playwright William Butler Yeats was born this day in 1865, in Dublin, Ireland.

Bear employs 14, 000 globally, including 1, 400 in London and 150 in Dublin, Paris and Frankfurt.

GRAND CANAL SQUARE, DUBLIN, IRELAND?

The absurd trial is a sendup of the Dublin courts.

It is also adding to its OpenWorld range of Dublin-based funds.

And fright'ning all the dogs on the rocky road to Dublin.

Derek has sole responsibility for sales in Dublin.

Dubai and Dublin, the second and sixth best-performing cities respectively between 1993 and 2007, now rank as the most stagnant.

Details: there are flights to Amsterdam from more than 20 UK airports, as well as Dublin and Cork.

We leave at six, arrive in Dublin at ten and take the plane on. . .

VistaTEC's corporate headquarters are based in Dublin, Ireland.

I was almost tired of the rocky road to Dublin.

One, an electrician, was arrested in Dublin.

Rental cars in Dublin are highly affordable.

Reputation - Luxembourg and Dublin have an excellent reputation for their regulation.

These tourists paid two visits to Yeats' home in Dublin.

This document has a Dublin Core subject of "recipe. "

While living in Dublin, Caithleen has fallen in love with Eugene Gaillard .

He is rumoured to have escaped to Dublin.

Dublin Aviary ; you have two black cows and a broken perch.

ronan keating was born in dublin , ireland in 1977 . seven years ago , he was chosen from 300 boys , and became the lead vocal of boyzone.

In addition to the vocabularies we have already defined (e. g. Dublin Core), we have one for Friend-of-a-Friend and calendar information.

She trained in Dublin and in Darjeeling, India, before taking her religious vows in1937.

I live within commuting distance of Dublin.

Instead, we did some shopping, we met with friends, we went to look at the Japanese Gardens and visited the Dublin Zoo.

Flags extolling "Dublin's new town centre" hang from lamp-posts outside the local railway station, which opened in 2010.

We might not make our connection to Dublin. I'll go ask a steward.

Living in Dublin, Caithleen has fallen in love with Eugene Gaillard .

Bank of Ireland Plc and Allied Irish Banks Plc rose more than 2 percent in Dublin.

Details: there are flights to Mallorca from 26 UK airports, as well as Dublin and Shannon.

Dublin has already spent about $61 billion to shore up its ailing banks.

In Dublin, the ISEQ stock index gained 0. 5%, as investors awaited an auction of Irish government debt.

Tram : Many European cities such as Manchester, Dublin, Athens, Rome, Lisbon and Paris have extensive tram networks.

We quickly cleared the way, For the rocky road to Dublin.

These peppers Penny Dublin to the most famous.

Welcome to Four Seasons Hotel Dublin.

Who of the Russian political circle needed my death on the 24th of November 2006, in Dublin?

The second half for their own happiness, Anna embarked on a journey to the Irish capital Dublin.

Vatican envoys usually stay longer en poste than secular ones (one nuncio was in Dublin for 26 years).

Or better far instead, On the rocky road to Dublin.

e. g. In August we shifted our furniture to Dublin.

one good example of this is the link between fudan and university college , dublin in the field of software and law.

When we freshly arrived at Dublin, as our dorm was not available then, we had to live in a hostel.

The Easter uprising began when some 1, 600 Irish nationalists seized several key sites in Dublin.

I asked the school in Dublin if they had received it. THEY DO NOT CHARGE A REGISTRATION FEE.

Heavey joined Tullow Engineering in 1981, a small family-owned firm based near Dublin.

Hours later than Dublin in winter time.

Hours later than Dublin in summer time.

He is founder of Opsona Therapeutics, a drug development company in Dublin.

Tom: First of all, there will be a jBPM Community Day in Dublin on June the 6th.

The Dublin team say it took 7. 1 million core-hours of processing time on a machine with 640 Intel Xeon hex-core processors.

Susan: Yes. He's from Dublin, Ireland.

Wasn't much in vogue, On the rocky road to Dublin.

The first St. Patrick's Day parade in Ireland was held in Dublin only in 1931.

Dublin is the capital of Ireland.

We lived in a suburb which faced the Dublin hills and where the summer light lasted a long time into the evening.

Ryanair has risen 15 percent this year in Dublin trading.