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Web Content Management System (CMS) and Websites Design and Hosting for Longford County Council
Supply, implementation, and configuration of a modern, secure, and scalable Content Management System (CMS) for three Longford County Council websites: longfordcoco.ie (Primary), longfordsports.ie, longfordlibrary.ie Design and development of user-centric, accessible websites, including secure hosting, ongoing technical support, and full ...
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Supply, implementation, and configuration of a modern, secure, and scalable Content Management System (CMS) for three Longford County Council websites: longfordcoco.ie (Primary), longfordsports.ie, longfordlibrary.ie Design and development of user-centric, accessible websites, including secure hosting, ongoing technical support, and full migration of existing content from current CMS provider.
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