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The Western Development Commission (WDC), the State agency responsible for promoting economic and social development across the West and Northwest, is inviting people considering a change in where or how they live and work to explore the opportunities available in the region.

People working remotely or in a hybrid arrangement across Ireland are being asked to have their say on what remote and hybrid working looks like for them - from their commute and work-life balance to their health and wellbeing, to how connected they feel to their community.

The Western Development Commission (WDC) is initiating Creative West 2035, a comprehensive new study and needs evaluation of the creative economy spanning Donegal, Leitrim, Sligo, Mayo, Roscommon, Galway, and Clare, inviting all those involved in the sector to contribute by completing the Creative West 2035 survey.

There is a difference between having creative talent in a place and having the infrastructure to allow that talent to flourish.

For many working parents, summer holidays come with a familiar dilemma – enjoy precious family time or cut the trip short to get back to work. But Ireland's national Connected Hubs network is helping families do both, allowing many to turn a two-week holiday into a month-long stay without falling behind at work.

Galway will host EDGE26: Ireland’s Creative Economy Summit on 21 May at Dexcom Stadium, bringing together founders, investors, policymakers, and industry leaders from Ireland and overseas for a major one-day event focused on the future of the creative economy.

Western Development Commission (WDC) and Atlantic Technological University (ATU) have announced a major new national research partnership that will examine how remote and hybrid work is reshaping Ireland’s economy, communities and quality of life.

Ever wondered what it’s like to use a coworking space at your nearest digital hub? Well now is your chance to try it – for free! Ballinasloe Enterprise Hub is inviting remote workers, hybrid workers, business owners and anyone who is interested to spend a free working day at their Society Street facility.

The AIM Centre is stepping up its efforts to strengthen connections with manufacturing and services companies in the MedTech and Life Sciences sectors with the opening of its new base in Galway.

‘Plug into the West’ will take place on Wednesday May 13 at the London Irish Centre in Camden, offering London-based audiences an opportunity to reconnect with the energy, ambition and creativity of Ireland’s West and Northwest.