Dotwebs are please to announce the arrival of a brand new website for Mythic Links.
Mythic Links aims to bring the work of artists, scholars, historians, philosophers, archaeologists and other authentic sources to a general audience in an accessible way.
Events are held in the Arts Club, 3 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2. Visit mythiclinks.com for a [...]

Well it does if you are designing websites.  The important thing to bear in mind is your audience.  According to this w3schools.com report on browser statistics for January 2008  the  trend is that more and more people have their screen size set to 1024×768 pixels or greater with 48% viewing on 1024×768 and 38% [...]

Wednesday’s  poll produced some interesting results. The poll was set up to find out if Cork bloggers are in fact taking over the Internet.
All Irish bloggers were invited to take part but only a fraction of visitors over the three days used their vote.

56%  of  visitors  over the last three days were from Cork and [...]

… off yis go now and read all about it:

There once was a blogger from Cork,
who ate all his food from a fork,
one day he was seen
in old Skibbereen
eating fish from a knife, what a dork!

Why are most Irish bloggers from Cork? Are they actually from Cork or do they just pretend? Because of course they could be from anywhere.
This morning I visited a number of Irish blogs with a view to making some nominations to the Irish Blog Awards (to be held in Cork!) and this is how I [...]

Lots of categories and a blog can be nominated in any category by anyone. Go there and vote – but please – don’t spoil your vote – read the rules first!
Oh, and you can only vote once so if you leave out a category you can’t go back and nominate for that category later – [...]

If you are using a screen resolution of 1024×768 or greater then you probably know how irritating it can be when the website you are looking at is stuck over on the left side of the screen. As well as being annoying for the reader, a nicely designed layout can loose so much of [...]