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Chrysler's first supermini, the new Ypsilon, has gone on sale in Ireland.

The political system needs to get to grips with social media as it is set to play a crucial role in all upcoming elections in the future.

A graduate from Athlone IT has been awarded an internship with one of Ireland’s leading production companies for his involvement in a prestigious national internship competition run by the Digital Hub Development Agency (DHDA).

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton hosted a major European conference on patents in Lyrath Hotel Conference Centre in Kilkenny this week.

Social networking has taken the world by storm. It has become one of the most powerful tools in the world for getting your message out there. People now have a selection of channels to communicate through globally.

After the bitter disappointment of last year’s two-point defeat to Wexford in the All-Ireland final there is a strong belief this year’s Galway camogie panel can collect the senior title on Sunday in Croke Park (4pm) when they face Wexford again.

The deadline for nominations for the Google Silver Surfer Awards with Age Action is fast approaching. The public has until September 9 to nominate a Mayo older person who has embraced technology, or somebody who has empowered him/her to do so.

Q: In a job interview last week, I was pushed quite hard by the employers on the question of what I knew about the company. The business in question is a reasonably large supplier of products to the business sector. I was surprised that they seemed to think I should know all about their product lines and target markets? (Joe, email)

The Minister for Communications, Energy, and Natural Resources, Pat Rabbitte, launched the Google Silver Surfer Awards with Age Action at Google’s EMEA headquarters in Dublin.

Getting Irish Business Online (www.gettingbusinessonline.ie) is a partnership between Google, Blacknight Internet Solutions, An Post and the County and City Enterprise Boards and is targeting the 40 per cent of Irish SMEs including sole traders that do not have a website or an online presence. The campaign is calling on all businesses that do not have a website to log on to www.gettingbusinessonline.ie where they can create their business website for free.