These 75 children from across Ireland now have the chance of being named Ireland’s top doodler and having their doodle displayed on the Google Ireland homepage. A record 5,000 entries were received and whittled down to just 75. The public vote is now open for Google’s annual Doodle 4 Google competition where children create their own designs using the Google logo. I used all the letters from Google as parts of my robot: the Gs are ears, the Os are eyes and the L and E are my robot’s power switches, connected with curly cables.It might not be cool to say so, but we actually like the Google Doodles (sometimes).

I gave him multicoloured legs because I love rainbows. “Tom is always happy and loves to play games with me. “I designed a happy robot called Tom to help with my chores and be my friend,” Redmond said. This year was no exception, with 4,000 students submitting entries on the theme, ‘If I could create anything it would be …’, allowing students to use their imagination to create their Doodle.Īfter an anxious few weeks for the finalists, the overall winner has been announced as Erica Redmond (6) from Scoil Carmel Junior School in Firhouse, Dublin, for her entry, ‘My Happy Robot Tom’. The Irish winner of this year’s Doodle 4 Google competition has been named as Dublin’s Erica Redmond for her adorable drawing, ‘My Happy Robot Tom’.Įach year, thousands of creative students across Ireland of various ages put their thinking caps on to come up with a drawing for the annual Doodle 4 Google competition, in the hope that it will appear on every Google page in the country.

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