Case Studies

Inland Fisheries’ award-winning website is a masterclass in cutting down on paperwork, boasting no less than 15 user friendly, accessible forms so users can carry out administrative tasks quickly and easily.

The European Corporate Governance Institute’s Drupal 7 website was replaced with a fast, efficient Drupal 10 site. Intricate tagging and search capabilities ensure the new website is easy to manage and it is simple to interlink large amounts of content.

Haringey Council’s residents love their new LocalGov Drupal website, which puts the user first and ensures that their needs are met.

Brand Orange’s new website integrates a Digital Asset Management system and numerous APIs into Drupal to offer users a seamless, easy-to-use vault for content and assets.

Carlow County Council wanted a user first, service orientated new website. By combining a gorgeous design and custom development, the latest Irish addition to the LocalGov Drupal community has achieved everything on its wishlist, and more.

Annertech partnered with bigO to build a new website for the National Library of Ireland, replacing their outmoded existing site with a sleekly designed Drupal-based website that won the coveted Grand Prix award at the 2024 Spider Awards.

There is an art to taking an information-heavy website that is hefty with text and turning it into a sleek, gorgeous, easy-to-use service. Qualifax’s new website makes information better for the hundreds of thousands of people who use it every year.

Oxfam Ireland's new website not only moved them from Drupal 7 to Drupal 10 but gave them a new look that alighned with the parent body's brand guidelines

The new Essex council’s Special Educational Needs and Disability website was designed with user needs at its core and built on LocalGov Drupal. 

Ireland's first LocalGov Drupal website – for the trailblazing Tipperary County Council – is the perfect example of how the project works in tandem with the Irish government’s Build to Share initiative.