Last night we headed to the interesting surroundings of Duffy’s Circus in Dún Laoghaire for this year’s Blog Awards event.
The Digital & Tech corporate category, which we were contenders in, had 25 sites on the short list with 12 still in the running on the night.
Before the show got under way we were treated to a few beers and some street food. To kick things off the Circus laid on an acrobatics routine from a group of Mongolian performers. Certainly a unique opening for an awards ceremony!
After the obligatory clown routine, the awards ceremony got under way and Irish Tech News were declared the winner of the Digital & Tech Category!
We have an exceptional team at Irish Tech News who are producing brilliant content everyday, and without them, winning awards like this wouldn’t be possible.
A big thank you to the judges, everyone who voted for us in the public vote and to all of our readers who have helped us become the number 1 Technology publication in the country.
You can check out the full list of winners in all of the different categories here: http://blogawardsireland.com/
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