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Google, Enterprise Ireland and the Local Enterprise Offices are renewing their partnership to help upskill Irish SMEs by launching the 2023 ‘You’re The Business’ competition - there will be up to 31 winners, an increase on 10 from last year.

Google opened its first office in Dublin in 2003 with just five employees. To mark 20 years in Ireland, the company has launched a competition focusing on a significant addition Google has made to our browsing experience — the Google Doodle.

Google is encouraging Galway's female students to take up computer science with a new scholarship programme.

A novel partnership initiative announced at a fully-booked breakfast seminar which was also addressed by Karl Lumsden of Google and David Noone of Procure Wizard.

Karl Lumsden, Agency Lead at Google, will be the main speaker at next week’s, fully booked, bizmentors® Seminars which is taking place in the Clayton Hotel, Ballybrit.

A conference dedicated to Ireland’s public sector will hear that digital transformation is advancing at pace with in-house marketing and communication staff embracing social media and digital communications.

A conference dedicated to Ireland’s public sector will hear that digital transformation is advancing at pace with in-house marketing and communication staff embracing social media and digital communications.

Ireland's Public Sector Showcased at Public Sector Digital Marketing Summit - In-house staff innovating in the Digital Age to benefit the public and other stakeholders - Thursday, June 14th, The Round Room at the Mansion House.

The School of Education at NUI Galway, supported by Google Ireland, has announced an innovative project titled “Creative Coding for Maths Makers.” The new project integrates mathematical and computer programming concepts, with a specific focus on promoting STEM amongst student teachers.

Google has announced the 30 strong cohort of successful start-ups that will be taking part in its Autumn Adopt A Start programme which starts on September 8 and the Galway Food Company has been named among the chosen few.