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Rural Science Association field-visit to IRD Kiltimagh Ltd. February 2009

Explore the transformation of IRD Kiltimagh Ltd. from 1988 to 2008, overcoming challenges to drive community development and economic prosperity in rural Mayo, Ireland. Learn about their initiatives, impact, and sustainable models for progress.

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Rural Science Association field-visit to IRD Kiltimagh Ltd. February 2009

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  1. Rural Science Association field-visit to IRD Kiltimagh Ltd. February 2009 Michael Kenny, Lecturer, Department of Adult & Community Education, National University of Ireland Maynooth (Ollscoil na hÉireann Má Nuad) http://adulteducation.nuim.ie/department_staff/MichaelKennyPersonalPage.shtml(Personal Webpage) Part 1: Background & Development of IRD Kiltimagh

  2. IRD Kiltimagh JoeKelly, Chief Executive,I.R.D. Kiltimagh Ltd., Aiden Street, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo.Tel: +353 94 9381494Fax: +353 94 9381884E-mail: joekelly@irdkiltimagh.ie Allow slide to finish and/or Right Click Mouse to move on to the next slide. Double click to enable sound.

  3. IRD Kiltimagh Ltd. 1988 – 2008 ‘Against the Tide’.

  4. IRD Kiltimagh Ltd. • Tel: +353 94 93 81494 • Fax: +353 94 93 81884 • E-mail: manager@ird-kiltimagh.ie • Website: www.ird-kiltimagh.ie • Aiden St., • Kiltimagh, • Co. Mayo, • Ireland. • Company Reg. No: 150789 • Registered as a Charity: CHY 14804

  5. The Problem in 1988 • 75% Emigration. • 40% Buildings Derelict. • No Investment in Business. • Regular Business Closures. • Low Income Levels. • High Unemployment and Underemployment.

  6. The Handicaps. • No Natural Tourism Products. • Poor Land. • Small Farms. • Poor Roads. • No Passing Traffic. • Little Industrial Employment. • Relative Poverty. • Few Facilities and Amenities. • Derelict Townscape.

  7. The Greatest Asset. • People. • Community Spirit. • Pride of Place. • Local Community gave: • Time: Board of Directors. • Working Groups. • Money: £42K in Year 1. • Investment in Private Projects and Property.

  8. Enterprise House, Aiden St., 1991 2004

  9. Irish Spinners Factory, 1993 2004

  10. Naturally West Holidays. • Tourism Marketing. • Product Development. • Training. • Reservations. • Festival Organisation.

  11. Kiltimagh Business Bureau • Secretarial Services. • Promotional Printing. • Graphic Design.

  12. Rural Science Association field-visit to IRD Kiltimagh Ltd. February 2009 Michael Kenny, Lecturer, Department of Adult & Community Education, National University of Ireland Maynooth (Ollscoil na hÉireann Má Nuad) http://eprints.nuim.ie/view/authors/Kenny,_Michael.html(Electronic Access to M. Kenny Publications) End of Part 1:

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