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This is where information architecture workshops can creating a space where the users’ needs are put first and foremost. This is the crux of a successful project, and helps you figure out where things should go on a website.

It’s almost time for the eolas Digital Government 2025 conference, which takes place on 13 February, and we’ll be there both as a sponsor and as a speaker.

The website we worked on for Ireland’s local government sector is a finalist in the Best in Universal Design category at this year’s Spiders awards.

Today is the National Open Source Innovation Summit 2025 and Managing Director Stella Power will take part in a panel discussion this afternoon.

It’s one of the most exciting developments in the world of Drupal – the launch of a low code, easy-to-use version of this popular CMS. And it’s just been released!

Annertech’s Managing Director Stella Power has been selected to participate in the 2025 Going for Growth programme, an initiative funded by Enterprise Ireland and KPMG to support female entrepreneurs in growing their businesses.
 

Next week will see the eagerly anticipated launch of Drupal CMS, a low-code, easy-to-use version of Drupal. We're proud of the role that Annertechies have played in the creation of this new product, especially the work on with the way media is managed. 

Two Annertech websites have been named as finalists in the 2025 Digital Business Ireland National Digital Awards – Oxfam Ireland and Local Government Ireland.

Drupal 7 has reached its end of life and won’t be receiving any more community-based updates. But if your website is still on Drupal 7, what are your options?

From brilliant search experiences to Drupal updates, accessibility regulations and the most popular CMS for councils. These were our hot topics for 2024.
 

This year seems to have flown by. It was a really busy one at Annertech. We sponsored and attended at least three conferences, launched an incredible number of websites, won several awards, and were named one of the best places to work in Ireland.

2024 continues the Annertech tradition of forgoing Christmas cards for donations to organisations who are doing really good work for others in Ireland and the UK.