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Welcome to South West Mayo Development Co.

South West Mayo Development Company offices are currently closed to the public due to Covid-19 restrictions.

Staff are available by telephone and email.

We can be contacted on 098 41950 (Newport), 094 936 6692 (Balla), on any staff mobile number or email, or at info@southmayo.com

We are providing and relaying important information on our Facebook and Twitter pages.

We are supporting Mayo Co. Council in co-ordinating and assisting with local and community supports for vulnerable people.

The dedicated contact number for support in Mayo is 094 906 4660 and the lines are open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm seven days a week.

The dedicated email address is: covidsupport@mayococo.ie

South West Mayo Development Company is the Local Integrated Development Company, supporting communities and individuals throughout south and west Mayo.

This development support is provided by the management and delivery of the following programmes and activities in the company’s area of operation:

Click to view full size map of area covered by South West Mayo Development Company

Latest News

Obairlinks Issue 06-20 now Online 01/09/2020 The latest issue of our online guide to recruitment possibilities in the area is now available to download here Read More	Celebrating Diversity and World Refugee Day 19/06/2020 SWMDC is delighted to announce that Celebrating Diversity: Our Future Together, A Report of Ballyhaunis Integration Seminar on 18/10/2019 has been released by the Department of Rural & Community Development to coincide with World Refugee Day 2020. Read More
Funding Boost for Social Enterprises 11/12/2019 Five organisations in the South and West Mayo area will benefit from a total allocation €51,090 through the Small Capital Grants Scheme for Social Enterprises. This is the largest allocation of funds made to any of the forty-nine Local Development [ ... ] Read More	Launch of ‘Social Farming and Intellectual Disability Services’ by Minister Finian McGrath 30/07/2019 The ordinary Irish working farm is proving to be a place where people with intellectual disabilities are supported to grow and develop new interests and experiences, to be themselves, to contribute in a very real way to the life of the farm, to build [ ... ] Read More