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Two young doodlers from Mayo are bidding for huge national exposure for their adventurous sketches.

Three Westmeath students have been named as finalists in the Doodle 4 Google art competition and are now amongst the 60 Irish students in with a chance of winning the national Doodle 4 Google title. Everyone in Westmeath is now being urged to visit www.google.ie/doodle4google and vote for Kevin Stone, Robyn Seery, and Caoimhe Walsh to bring the title to Westmeath.

Two Mayo students have been named as finalists in the Doodle 4 Google art competition and are now among the 60 Irish students in with a chance of winning the national Doodle 4 Google title. Everyone in Mayo is now being urged to visit www.google.ie/doodle4google and vote for Shona Farragher and Seren O'Toole to bring the title to Mayo.

Students in schools throughout Westmeath are being reminded to pick up their paint brushes and start doodling to be in with the chance to win Google’s national art and design competition.

Students in schools throughout Mayo are being reminded to pick up their paintbrushes and start doodling to be in with the chance to win Google’s national art and design competition.

Google is making a final call for entries for its Doodle 4 Google creative art and design competition and is encouraging Westmeath primary and secondary schools to get involved.  Already 17 Westmeath schools have registered but there is still time to get involved as the final deadline for entries is December 12. 

Google is making a final call for entries for its Doodle 4 Google creative art and design competition and is encouraging Mayo primary and secondary schools to get involved. Thirty-eight Mayo schools have already registered but there is still time to get involved as the final deadline for entries is December 12.

Two students from Co Kilkenny are on tenterhooks after receiving news that they are in with a chance to win the national Doodle 4 Google competition.

Google is making its final call for Westmeath entries for the company’s Doodle 4 Google creative art and design competition. Nine Westmeath primary and secondary schools have already registered but there is still time to get involved as the deadline for entries is December 18.