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Wednesday, 14.10.2026
Transforming Government since 2001
Multinational consultancy firm BearingPoint looks likely to win the contract to develop the Public Services Broker (PSB).

Read more: Ireland: BearingPoint set to win major e-gov deal

A new section of the Dublin.ie Web site has been launched, with the aim of bringing democracy back to its Athenian roots.

Called "Democracy in the City" and launched on Wednesday, the project has been described by its creators as a "democracy marketplace," where opinions, proposals and ideas can be expressed in full view of the public and politicians. The new e-government project was equated with ancient Athens, where citizens and leaders gathered together to discuss political issues in a forum open to all voters.

Read more: Ireland: Dublin launches virtual Athenian forum

An official body set up by the Irish Prime Minister has launched an attack on the country's e-government programme

The Irish Government should look beyond putting services online and rethink its overall IT strategy, according to a critical official report.

Read more: Ireland: Dublin should 'rethink' IT

A new study by the United Nations has found Ireland performing well in e-government, but still behind many other European countries and the United States.

Read more: Ireland fares well in UN e-gov study

The Information Society Commission is calling for a rethink of the Government's electronic information policy.

The advisory body says the e-government strategy should concentrate more on public service reform rather than the novelty of providing services on-line.

Read more: Ireland: Advisory body calls for public service reform

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