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We've teamed up with Hotels.com – the world's leading hotel booking website – to offer a weekend break for two in Lisbon, Portugal. Enter our prize draw and you could be the lucky winner of two nights' B&B at the four-star Fontana Park Hotel in Lisbon. You'll also win two economy flights from London to Lisbon courtesy of TAP Portugal.

Just email your name, address, and telephone number to ios@hotels.com, putting Hotels.com Prize Draw in the subject line, by noon on Friday 12 February 2010. The winner of the weekend in Dublin was Iris Andrijaszyn of Norfolk.

Please write OPT OUT at the top of your entry if you do not wish to receive promotional materials from INM or our draw partners. The holiday will be subject to availability until 30 December 2010.

Entrants must be aged 18 years or over. For full draw rules go to independent.co.uk/legal.

Terms & Conditions

The prize consists of two return economy class flights from London to Lisbon. Costs such as airport taxes and government fees will need to be covered by the winner and his/her guest. Entrants must be resident in the UK, at least 18 years of age and other than employees of TAP Portugal. Only one entry per household is permitted. The holiday must be taken within 12 months of the close of the competition and cannot be taken during school holidays, national holidays of the UK and/or Portugal or traditional carnival celebration dates and is subject to availability of flights and hotel accommodation. The prize is non transferable and there is no cash equivalent. TAP Portugal frequent flyer miles cannot be redeemed for upgraded travel on prize tickets nor can frequent flyer miles be earned.

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