Approach to eGovernment
eGovernment 2012-2015, approved by the Government and published in April 2012, contains 44 actions across eight key priority areas to ensure that the progress already achieved will continue and that Ireland will be in a position to benefit from the opportunities offered by existing and emerging technologies. A 45th action sets out the governance arrangements to ensure that progress with eGovernment plans is appropriately monitored. Full details and background…

The previous strategy, eGovernment Strategy 2010, which issued in December 2009, is available here…

eGovernment Services
www.gov.ie provides details of and access to over 300 public services that are available online. Services can be limited to those that allow you to apply for, pay for, complain about or just find various services.

eGovernment Events
Details of eGovernment events can be found here…

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