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Two Annertech websites were awarded trophies at the 2024 PTSB National Digital Awards on Friday. 

Annertech is a finalist three times at this year's Digital Media Awards – for Best Large Agency and twice in Best in Government & Not-for-Profit with the Oxfam Ireland website and the Qualifax website.

The Sunday Times Best Places to Work Ireland 2024 list has just been released, and we are delighted to see that Annertech is on it.

Tony Barker was given a massive task – to figure out how media should be handled in Drupal CMS. It’s an area that could hold the swing vote for those who are deciding on a CMS. He lets us in on his progress.

Are you making your way to DrupalCon Europe this year? One presentation you may want to highlight on your calendar is Alan Burke's on keeping two platforms live at the same time.

Tony Barker is a frontend developer specialising in user interfaces and theming. He’s been working with Drupal since 2009, and draws on his background of music and maths to create incredible digital experiences.

The National Library of Ireland website has won the prestigious Best Website award at a glittering Dublin ceremony.

As we continue the Annertech tradition of forgoing Christmas cards and gifts in favour of making a donation to people who are doing really good work – both in our local communities and beyond.

Bill Seremetis is Annertech’s Tech Lead in Managed Services. He chats to Alison Visser about how he was introduced to Drupal – and how it changed his life.

It's been 15 years since Annertech was formed. Our directors and long-serving staff members take a trip down memory lane. How things have changed.

Drupal 10 will reach end of life in 2026, corresponding with the release of Drupal 12. This marks a new, predictable release cycle for Drupal. It is good news. 

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.