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Western Development Commission

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Ballaghaderreen, Ireland

Western Development Commission (WDC) is a government institution that offers economic and social development services to Galway, Clare, Mayo, Roscommon, Donegal, Leitrim, and Sligo counties. It provides employment creation; population growth, employment patterns, education levels, and social exclusion analysis; and infrastructure developmentservices. Additionally, the commission offers telecommunication, public transport, and renewable energy sectors development services in rural areas. It also provides business development services in rural tourism, marine, technology, and organic agriculture sectors. WDC was founded in 1997 and is based in Ballaghaderreen, Ireland.

Total investments:
45
Last investment:
Lead investor:
18%

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Industries Western Development Commission invests in

Health CareMedical DeviceBiotechnologyMedicalInformation Technology

Stages Western Development Commission invests in

SeedVenture - Series UnknownSeries AFunding RoundGrant

Countries Western Development Commission invests in

IrelandUnited States

Round sizes

Seed $702k–$3.9MSeries A $2.2M–$11MVenture - Series Unknown $753k–$17M

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Round size

Seed
$702k–$3.9M
Series A
$2.2M–$11M
Venture - Series Unknown
$753k–$17M

Investment Focus

Industry

  • Health Care 14 (31%)
  • Medical Device 14 (31%)
  • Biotechnology 7 (16%)
  • Medical 6 (13%)
  • Information Technology 4 (9%)
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Stage

  • Seed 17 (38%)
  • Venture - Series Unknown 8 (18%)
  • Series A 6 (13%)
  • Funding Round 6 (13%)
  • Grant 1 (2%)
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Country

  • Ireland 32 (71%)
  • United States 2 (4%)

Team

NameTitleInvestmentsLinksEmail
Allan Mulrooney
Allan Mulrooney Interim Chief Executive Officer
Interim Chief Executive Officer Total investments: 2
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Ian Brannigan
Ian Brannigan Head of Regional Development
Head of Regional Development Total investments: 0
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Patricia Teatum Head Of Corporate Services
Head Of Corporate Services Total investments: 0
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CEO Total investments: 0
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Investments

CompanyDescriptionRoundLinks
Galway Biomedical develops and manufactures medical devices. Series A / Apr 23, 2025
Ovagen is a biotechnology company that has developed the process of producing germ free (GF) chicken eggs and GF birds in commercial quantities for use primarily in the pharmaceutical industry. Ovagen can also provide a Contract Research Service and has extensive expertise in SPF poultry & rodent housing & husbandry, in specific poultry& rodent research technologies to GMP standards and in avian transgenics. $2.2M / Series A / Oct 29, 2024
Peroptyx is a platform that provides managed solutions for machine learning. At Peroptyx, they have assembled and pre-screened a qualified network of data evaluators across the globe. They strategically match ideal evaluators with each product to ensure authentic experiences through consistency and appropriate real-world contexts. $1.1M / Seed / Jul 10, 2024
CitySwift is a data-driven scheduling and planning technology for urban bus networks. The company uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to predict journey times and passenger demand, making routes more efficient. Schedulers can create optimized timetables that take into account traffic, events, and hundreds of other external factors,ensuring on-time performance and increased passenger satisfaction.CitySwift was established on September 1, 2016 by Alan Farrelly and Brian O'Rourke in Galway, Ireland.CitySwift was established in 2016 and is operating in Galway, Ireland. $7.6M / Venture - Series Unknown / Feb 01, 2024
FeelTect’s technology, Tight Alright, is a pressure sensing, connected-health device for measuring and monitoring sub-bandage pressure during compression therapy, primarily for the millions of people worldwide with venous leg ulcers (VLUs). Compression is a proven therapy for VLUs, however if it’s applied too loose, it’s ineffective, and if it’stoo tight, it’s dangerous. $1.6M / Dec 20, 2023
FeelTect’s technology, Tight Alright, is a pressure sensing, connected-health device for measuring and monitoring sub-bandage pressure during compression therapy, primarily for the millions of people worldwide with venous leg ulcers (VLUs). Compression is a proven therapy for VLUs, however if it’s applied too loose, it’s ineffective, and if it’stoo tight, it’s dangerous. $1.6M / Seed / Dec 20, 2023
Amara Therapeutics is passionate about empowering women and men to take control of their pelvic health. Amara Therapeutics use evidence based medicine and behavioural interventions supported by Amara Therapeutics platform of technologies to provide safe, convenient and non-invasive care pathways. At Amara Therapeutics mission is to fix the carepathway for pelvic health patients, connecting healthcare providers, patients and peers through our platform. $1.6M / Seed / May 08, 2023
It has been estimated that up to 25% of diabetics will develop a foot ulcer at some point in their life. One of the main causes is peripheral neuropathy, which results in a patient losing sensation in their feet. Of the millions who develop ulcers every year, hundreds of thousands will require amputation due to infection. In 2014, Ireland recordedan increase in the number of amputations as a result of diabetes, with 8 limbs being lost every week. $11.5M / Mar 31, 2023
It has been estimated that up to 25% of diabetics will develop a foot ulcer at some point in their life. One of the main causes is peripheral neuropathy, which results in a patient losing sensation in their feet. Of the millions who develop ulcers every year, hundreds of thousands will require amputation due to infection. In 2014, Ireland recordedan increase in the number of amputations as a result of diabetes, with 8 limbs being lost every week. $11.4M / Seed / Mar 31, 2023
ByoWave has developed the Proteus Controller, a modular, accessible video game controller for disabled and non-disabled gamers. $2.5M / Seed / Mar 09, 2023
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What does Western Development Commission invest in?

Western Development Commission invests primarily in Health Care, Medical Device and Biotechnology startups, most often at Seed and Venture - Series Unknown stage. Most of the 45 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in Ireland. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.

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Western Development Commission typically joins rounds of $702k–$3.9M at Seed, $2.2M–$11M at Series A and $753k–$17M at Venture - Series Unknown. These ranges are 10th–90th percentile round sizes calculated from confirmed public funding rounds, so they are a realistic guide to the rounds Western Development Commission participates in.

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The team at Western Development Commission includes Allan Mulrooney (Interim Chief Executive Officer), Ian Brannigan (Head of Regional Development) and Patricia Teatum (Head Of Corporate Services). The Team section lists each member with their title, investment count and links.

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