cycletraffic

On my Desktop with Ubuntu as the Host operating system, I use simple NAT as the networking solution. As the documentation suggests, thats the simplest way to do what I need, which is simple browsing on the Windows VM.
For any new hostnames I add to the development server, I have to add a corresponding entry on the Windows hosts file, but that's trivial.
The Desktop never moves, so its had the same dynamically assigned IP address since day 1.

Its slightly different on my laptop.

We are now dealing with a different scenario. The development is also done on a VM [Ubuntu]. Instead of VM to Host machine communication, we have to deal with VM to VM communication, and indeed Host to VM communication.
NAT could still do the job, but it is awkward enough to get port forwarding working from Host [Mac] to VM [Ubuntu]. Getting from VM to VM via the Host... tricky.

Davis Langdon PKS are one of Ireland's leading cost consultants and project managers, and have been part of Ireland's largest infrastructural projects over the last few years.

St Columba's Credit Union are of of Ireland's most progressive credit unions, and were Galway's first credit union.

This is another Ubercart deployment, with some heavy template work required to get the finished website exactly as per the design called for.

The Galway Races is one of the World's largest horse racing meets, and one of Ireland's largest festivals. Every year around 200,000 people flock to Ballybrit, and many more head to Galway to take in the atmosphere.

Physio4U is a Charted Physiotherapy practice based in Oranmore, Co. Galway.

Nothing too special here from a technical point of view - we didn't have time to get into anything complex!

Protek are a medical devices company based in Sligo, specialising in injection moulding.

In April, two teams of web developers will be getting together to build two websites for two selected 'not for profits'/charities in Ireland.

Despite the growing importance of the Internet in daily communications, many groups are left behind because they have neither the skills nor the resources or time to build a website. To address this, the Drupal developer community in Ireland will build two websites in 24 hours as part of "DrupalCamp", a conference in Galway. Two teams will face off against each other to create these websites, and one team will win a prize.

The websites will be built on a free, secure content management system called Drupal. Drupal allows you to easily update your website by simply logging in and clicking 'edit' on your screen. This allows you to have complete control of your site's content. A team of developers will be dedicated to working on your site for 24 hours. Organisations such as the HEA, Galway Cycling Campaign, CROI, Oxegen, Concern Fast and the Irish Science Gallery all use Drupal for their website.

Eireman is a middle and long-distance triathlon taking place in Wexford next year.