St. Joseph’s Aviation Credit Union website

December 22, 2011 – 4:05 pm
doop were asked to design and develop a new interface for the St. Jospeh's Aviation Credit Union. Build upon the Joomla content management system the site provides full information about St. Joseph's while allowing credit union members to access their accounts via the interaction with CU Online from Wellington IT Solutions.

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Whelan Dowling & Associates website

July 12, 2011 – 8:18 pm
doop were commissioned to redesign & redevelop the website building on the Joomla platform for Whelan Dowling & Associates (WDA) a leading independent firm of Chartered Accountants and Business & Taxation Consultants in Ireland.

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Qued.tv identity design

January 19, 2011 – 1:01 pm
Qued.tv is a new initiative for digital media curators who are passionate about collecting, hunting and finding deep links into rich media and finding relevance interlinking media to life.

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Red Cross San Sebastian website

November 19, 2010 – 1:12 pm
doop were asked to develop a CMS multilingual website for the Red Cross in San Sebastian in the Basque Country in both Basque and Spanish. The site was built on the Joomla platform allowing staff in the communications department to easily update the site with news and press releases in both languages.

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Social Radio

September 1, 2010 – 10:46 am
"Equal access to social rich media is required for social radio to work. We live in one world, and it’s getting smaller." Brian Greene (partner at doop.ie) and blip.fm ambassador is a avid fan of social radio. Here he is interviewed by Pete Dulin for the blog BlipNation. Dulin: What does this phrase, “people controlled radio,” mean to you? BrianGreene: “People controlled radio” is radio that we the listeners control. Radio by the people, for the people. Radio has been in the hands of the governments and the regulators and the corporations and the advertising departments for 100 years. Now we have passed the point in needing anyone but ourselves to programme our radio needs. And I don't just mean music; documentaries, news, comment, and chat, we can share it all on social radio platforms, and Blip.FM is the truest form of social radio that I have yet seen. more..

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HB Ice Cream Fundays

April 30, 2010 – 4:34 pm
You can support the 8th HB Ice Cream Fundays for Down Syndrome Ireland by hosting an ice-cream party with FREE HB Hazelbrook Farm ice-cream and raise vital funds which will go towards the ongoing development of Down Syndrome Ireland's services. doop used the flexibilty of the Joomla CMS system, which allows multiple template designs within one site to adjust the design for the HB Fundays section only.

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See Change website

April 16, 2010 – 10:01 am
See Change is Ireland's new national partnership to reduce stigma and challenge discrimination associated with mental health problems. It is an alliance of organisations working together through the National Stigma Reduction Partnership to bring about positive change in public attitudes and behaviour towards people with mental health problems. doop were commissioned to develop the campaign website to coordinate multimedia content and social networking links while allowing See Change staff to update site content via the CMS system.

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Speaking Events website

April 16, 2010 – 9:53 am
SpeakingEvents.com is an online guide to global speaking events, showing you where and when the best talks are happening in your area and bringing them all together under one address. doop were commissioned to develop a CMS based website to allow easy registration and categrisation of events by staff and online users.

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Irish Deaf Kids win at eGovernment Awards

February 22, 2010 – 8:25 am
Congratulations to doop designed www.IrishDeafKids.ie for winning at the 8th Annual Ireland's eGovernment Awards. At the awards ceremony in Dublin, IDK beat off stiff competition to win the Supporting Inclusive Education Category. Other websites short-listed in the same category included Bluebrick.ie, ArtLinks, the Irish Maritime Development Office and the Online Maths Programme developed by Meath County Council and NUI Maynooth. more details here

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Bolton Trust Redesign and CMS

February 4, 2010 – 7:58 pm
The Bolton Trust are an organisation that promote new business enterprises in Ireland.  Having previously designed their website, doop recently freshened up the site's design as well as implementing wordpress cms in the back-end to allow them to update their 'news' section themselves. This worked so well that they came back to us asking for the entire site to be updateable using the same wordpress install. This involved rebuilding the code within wordpress whilst maintaining the original handcoded design.

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Bunty’s Boudoir

January 23, 2010 – 10:02 am
Bunty's Boudoir is the ultimate dressing service in Ireland. Bringing to the TG community only the highest quality of service with passion and understanding. doop were asked to design and develop a simple wesbite for the company that would allow staff to update the website themselves. We decided to use the wordpress content management system which will also easily facilitate further expansion with image galleries, event calendars and online payment systems.

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Online payment system for Tattersalls

January 15, 2010 – 11:45 am
In July 2009 doop were contracted to build an online payments system for Tattersalls Ireland Limited. Tattersalls bloodstock auctioneers hold 7 auctions per annum over 21 days selling 1000's of lots from their complex in Ratoath, Co.Meath. Traditionally vendors selling lots would pay entry fees of lots at the sale by cheque. The ability to pay entry fees online would provide an alternative payment method for vendors. Doop developed a bespoke entry system that captured all required details for multiple lots with a payments gateway to allow for the secure payment of the entry fees by credit card. The business implication of this installation for Tattersalls means that vendors have more control and access to payments and entries. Also the system has been so successful Tattersalls now see 60% of entry fees are now paid online and this figure is growing with each sale. The hidden benefit of this move to online payments is ...

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After Social Networks, what next?

November 24, 2009 – 4:13 pm
This is an interesting Guardian report on an event hosted by the Said Business School in Oxford on Monday night. Some US entreprenuers spoke to a packed house with speakers including top execs from Paypal, Google, LinkedIn and Twitter. 'Ram Shriram, a founding board member of Google and one of the search giant's first investors, pointed discussion in a different direction. "Combining social and mobile – there is a new wave of oppportunities coming up, a growth of users, so mobile internet is clearly the next major computing cycle. And this time this didn't start in the US, but in Asia and Europe from where it is going to the US," he said.'

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Route 66 – Website & Discussion Board

November 12, 2009 – 10:00 am
Temple Street Children’s University Hospital commissioned doop to build the Route 66 Motorcycle Challenge Website. The motorcycle challenge has been running since 2002 and Temple Street Children’s Hospital and Irish 66ers are already preparing for their 5th trip down “the mother of all mother roads” in 2010. The project included a website built around the wordpress publishing platform and a Discussion Board built around the Invision Powerboard system.

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Down Syndrome Ireland – website redesign

November 5, 2009 – 11:15 am
Down Syndrome Ireland's new website recently went live with a brand new design and the Joomla! content management system behind it. The site is designed to present a large amount of content and information through a friendly and easily accessible interface. The CMS allows DSI staff to easily update site content and documentation themselves. doop have been working with Down Syndrome Ireland for many years and continue to assist the organisation in utilising digital technology to spread their message and assist in fundraising.

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Get all ‘Minority Report’ on your desktop with Windows 7 & BumpTop

October 2, 2009 – 7:44 am
[from BumpTop Blog] A while back, we gave you a sneak preview of some of the new multi-touch features we were hard at work on this summer. I showed off our basic gestures, but mentioned that we’re a few really cool gestures that I couldn’t tell you about yet. Well, I’m happy to say that I can finally talk about them. Today, we’re announcing BumpTop 1.2, which contains some awesome new multi-touch features for Windows 7. Check it all out in the video, or read on for more details. You can also check out our full gesture guide. via BumpTop Gets Multi-Touch Support on Windows 7 – BumpTop Blog.

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