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Contact Us

You can contact the Western Development Commission by writing to:
Western Development Commission
Dillon House,
Ballaghaderreen,
Co. Roscommon
Phone:
+353-(0)94-9861441
Fax:
+353-(0)94-9861443
Email:
info@wdc.ie

You can reach any staff member of the WDC by emailing firstnamesurname@wdc.ie
Please note: All letters should be lower case and there is no space between the firstname and surname

John Allen – Investment Executive
Gillian Buckley – Investment Manager
Ian Brannigan – Development Manager
Caroline Coffey – Clerical Officer
Marie Duffy – Fund Administrator
Deirdre Frost – Policy Analyst
Joanne Grehan – Regional Development Executive
Mary Keaveney – Clerical Officer
Paul Keyes – Head of Corporate Services
Lisa Mcallister – Chief Executive Officer
Helen McHenry – Policy Analyst
Geraldine McLoughlin – Investment Executive
Conor McNamara – Investment Executive
Claire Normanly – Clerical Officer
Bernadette Phelan – Regional Development Executive
Fiona Regan – Clerical Officer
Pauline White – Policy Analyst

The WDC has a core staffing level of 15, additional staff are engaged on fixed term or specified purpose contracts to facilitate atypical working arrangements, acting up arrangements and workload.

Recent News

  • LookWest.ie Using Social Networking and Real Life Case Studies to Promote the West
    The Western Development Commission (WDC) has re-launched its LookWest.ie website to include video case studies of people who have relocated or set up businesses in the Western Region. The site also utilises all the latest social networking tools to actively engage with a [...]

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  • Concerted action will be required if the Western Region, particularly the more rural northern part, is to participate in the move towards a ‘smart economy’. If this does not happen, the regional development gains of the past decade could be lost and the gap between the east and west of the country could widen even [...]

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  • The Western Development Commission (WDC) and the Centre for Innovation and Structural Change (CISC) at NUI Galway have called for the development of an integrated national strategy to develop the creative sector and drive the future of the smart economy.
    The call was made at a seminar entitled ‘Creative Industries, Innovation & the Smart Economy’ held [...]

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