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Membersʼ Telephone Directory Version 2.1: Updated April 2020 Members’ Telephone Directory Version 2.1: Updated April 2020 INTERNAL DIRECTORY Art & Conference Facilities Alley Theatre Box Office [email protected] (T) 028 71384444 Cemeteries Council Managed Strabane [email protected] (T) 028 71381350 City Cemetery [email protected] (T) 028 71362615 Committee Servicing [email protected] (T) 028 71376517 Derry Nuala Meehan [email protected] (T) 028 71 253253 Ex: 6757 Libby Bell [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6759 Strabane Theresa Johnstone [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 4282 Jill Short [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 4208 Councillors Brian Tierney [email protected] (M) 07731309734 Allan Bresland [email protected] (T) 028 81658579 (M) 07711129452 Maurice Devenney [email protected] (M) 07916009985 Darren Guy [email protected] (M) 07751310133 Keith Kerrigan [email protected] (T) 028 81678587 (M) 07783036388 Hilary McClintock [email protected] (M) 07787949735 Ryan McCready [email protected] (M) 07496593146 Andrew McKane [email protected] (M) 07754837014 David Ramsey david@[email protected] (T) 028 71343856 (M) 07725623897 Graham Warke [email protected] (M) 07975709326 Jason Barr [email protected] (M) 07549355296 Raymond Barr [email protected] (T) 028 71841681 07775920088 (M) John Boyle [email protected] (M) 07748192198 Michaela Boyle [email protected] (B) 028 71376508 Sean Carr [email protected] (T) 028 71263388 (M) 07751189051 Michael Cooper [email protected] (T) 028 71377551 (M) 07743175709 Shauna Cusack [email protected] (M) 07919962169 Angela Dobbins [email protected] (M) 07709147751 Gary Donnelly [email protected] (M) 07802648444 Sandra Duffy [email protected] (T) 028 71354740 (M) 07800506328 Mary Durkan [email protected] (M) 07967998136 Stephen Edwards [email protected] (T) 028 7376527 Rory Farrell [email protected] (M) 07751699295 Rachael Ferguson [email protected] (M) 07515058848 Paul Fleming [email protected] (M) 07923390605 Paul Gallagher [email protected] (M) 07872638565 Shaun Harkin [email protected] (M) 07960404137 Christopher Jackson [email protected] (T) 028 71349357 (M) 07841697856 Dan Kelly [email protected] (M) 07518696233 Patricia Logue [email protected] (M) 07851313583 Eamonn McCann [email protected] (T) 028 71264767 (M) 07977924321 Anne McCloskey [email protected] (M) 07407513212 Kieran McGuire [email protected] (M) 07971008246 Ruarí McHugh [email protected] (M) 07751576632 Jim McKeever [email protected] (M) 07812203362 Phillip McKinney [email protected] (M) 07367488526 Sean Mooney [email protected] (M) 07517341736 Aileen Mellon [email protected] (T) 028 71359747 (M) 07595399553 Martin Reilly [email protected] (T) 028 71360700 (M) 07812162488 Democratic Services Sharon Maxwell (Democratic Services Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71381304 Karen Henderson (Member Services Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71376527 Kay McIvor (Equality Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6705 Pól Ó’Frighil (Policy Officer-Irish Language) [email protected] (T) 028 71376579 Emergency Planning Martin Daly (Emergency Planning Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6958 (M) 07718695014 Environmental Health Caroline McKittrick (Business Services Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6930 (M) 07713068551 Barry Doherty (Health and safety and Consumer Protection) [email protected] (T) 028 71 253253 Ex. 6963 (M) 0771306552 Genevieve McWilliams (Food Control and Infectious Diseases) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6930 (M) 07713068551 Paul McSwiggan (Environmental Protection and Neighborhoods) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6971 (M) 07713068550 Alan Haire (Health, Housing and Public Conveniences) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex. 4446 (M) 07801105544 Enda Cummins (Dog Control and Port Health) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6973 (M) 07736213167 Festival and Events Jacqueline Whoriskey (Festival and events Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6979 (M)07738544452 Grounds Maintenance John Quinn (Grounds Maintenance Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 (M) 07739916436 Guildhall Michelle Murray (Visitor Services Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6842 (M) 07864962648 Health and Safety Oonagh O’Doherty (Corporate Health & Safety Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6710 Management team John Kelpie (Chief Executive) [email protected] (T) 028 71376534 (M) 07739882456 Siobhan Faulkner (Personal Assistant to Chief Executive) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6801 Karen Philips (Director of Environment and Regeneration) [email protected] (T) 028 71376556 (M) 07725762349 Kerry Dunlop (Personal Assistant to the Director of Environment and Re- generation) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6909 Karen McFarland (Director of Health and Community) [email protected] (T) 028 71381319 (M) 0791210850 Lorraine Shields (Personal Assistant to the Director of Health and Com- munity) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 4291/6401 Stephen Gillespie (Director of Business and culture) [email protected] (T) 028 71376528 (M) 07525708400 Janene Galloway (Personal Assistant to the Director of Business and Cul- ture) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6901 Maura Fox (Head of Planning) [email protected] (T) 028 71376580 (M) 07753427836 Annette Coyle (Personal Assistant to the Head of Planning) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex. 8401 Barry O’Hagan (Head of Community Development & Leisure) [email protected] (T) 028 71376515 (M) 07709457730 Aeidin McCarter (Head of Culture) Aeidin.mccarter@derrystrabane (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6945 (M) 07739331750 Connor Canning (Head of Environment) [email protected] (T) 028 71376556 (M) 07796213169 Frank Morrison (Head of Capital development and Building Control) [email protected] (T) 028 71376536 Kevin O’Connor (Head of Business) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6992 Seamus Donaghy (Head of Health and Community Wellbeing) [email protected] (T) 028 7102871253253 Ex: 4440/6702 (M) 07824469500 Ellen Cavanagh (Lead Democratic Services Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6704 (M) 07595885644 Paula Donnelly (Lead Human Resource Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6950/4281 (M) 07734282286 Alfie Dallas (Lead Finance Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71376600 (M) 07712390038 Denise McDonnell (Lead Assurance Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71376605 (M) 07595216287 Philip Kingston (Lead Legal Service Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71376502 (M) 07715801505 Leisure Centres Foyle Arena [email protected] (T) 028 71376555 Steve Setterfield (Area Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71376555 (M) 0773427831 Templemore Sports Complex [email protected] (T) 028 71376585 Cathy Farren (Area Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71289200 (M) 07709457703 Riversdale Leisure Centre [email protected] ( T) 028 71382762 Melvin Sports Complex [email protected] (T) 028 71382660 James Moore (Area manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 3222 (M) 07925891724 Bishop’s Field (T) 028 71372194 Brooke Park Leisure Centre [email protected] (T) 028 71262637 Derg Valley Leisure Centre [email protected] (T) 028 81670727 City Baths [email protected] (T) 028 71264459 Licensing Paul Rafferty (Licensing and Public Events) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6869 (M) 07517341736 Parks Colin Kennedy (Parks Development Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6816 Planning Proinsais McCaughey (Principal Planning Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 EX: 8402 (M) 07864967284 Suzanne McCracken (Principal Planning Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 8403 (M) 07864967286 Andree McNee (Principal Planning Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 EX: 8428 (M) 07864967293 Policing and Community Safety Partnership Dermot Harrigan (PCSP Service Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6763 (M) 07734580487 Public Relations Adele McCourt (Public Relations Officer) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex: 6724 (M) 07718153838 Registrar Michelle Duddy (Registrar) [email protected] (T) Derry 028 71376520 Strabane 028 71253253 (4209) Sports Development Ryan Porter (Sports Development Manager) [email protected] (T) 028 71253253 Ex. 4343 Aiden Lynch (Sports Development
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