Each of the five class group winners and their teachers will also be presented with a Chromebook each.įor more information and to vote for the winning doodles go to: used to be the type of person who took pride in filling my days up. They will also receive a €5,000 scholarship towards their third-level studies, a Chromebook laptop, and a €10,000 technology grant for their school. The overall winning doodler will have their doodle featured on the Google.ie homepage for a full day in April 2015. So I’m urging everyone to go to the website and vote for their favourite doodle.” Now it’s up to the public to get involved and help choose this year’s winner. I really enjoyed seeing what ‘My Perfect Day’ meant to the entrants and everyone should be very proud of their doodles. Ronan Harris, VP, Sales and Operations, said “The level of entries to this year’s competition was astounding and it gave our judging panel a tough job to do. The five most popular doodles, one from each age category, will go forward to the Grand final where the overall winner will be chosen by the official Google doodle team based in Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California.
Members of the public can now vote for their favourite Doodle on Voting will close at midnight on the 20th of March. The panel of judges who had the difficult task of selecting the 75 finalists included Irish and Leinster rugby star, Jamie Heaslip jamieheaslip, legendary artist and TV presenter, Don Conroy donconroy, artist and IADT Dun Laoghaire lecturer, Cora Cummins CoracumminsCora and Niamh Sharkey sharkeytweets, author and Creator and Executive Producer of Disney Junior’s animated series, Henry Hugglemonster. These 75 children from across Ireland now have the chance of being named Ireland’s top doodler and having their doodle displayed on the Google Ireland homepage. A record 5,000 entries were received and whittled down to just 75. The public vote is now open for Google’s annual Doodle 4 Google competition where children create their own designs using the Google logo. It might not be cool to say so, but we actually like the Google Doodles (sometimes).
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