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Leading the development of the arts in Ireland

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Announcing the Business to Arts award for Best Philanthropic Support to the Arts | Martin O'Sullivan | 21 October 2020
An Update to the Arts Sector after the Budget | Maureen Kennelly | 16 October 2020
A Glimmer of Hope: Festival Making in Lockdown | Dr David Teevan | 29 September 2020
Books Make Things Better | Elaina Ryan | 14 September 2020
Update to the Arts Sector | Maureen Kennelly | 5 August 2020

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Online services

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Upcoming funding deadlines

Deadline: 05 November 2020

An Invitation to Collaboration Scheme

Deadline: 09 November 2020

Artist in the community scheme bursary award

Deadline: 12 November 2020

Festivals Investment Scheme

Deadline: 10 December 2020

Co-funding Award 2021 - Creative Europe Co-operation Projects

News

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29 October 2020
Fiona McDonald announced as DCU Artist in Residence in Technology and Innovation
29 October 2020
Arts Council regrets the passing of Julia O'Faolain

Publications

30 July 2020
Arts During Lockdown June 2020 National Survey
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08 July 2020
Prompt Payments Report (04-2020 — 06-2020)
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Initiatives - what's currently happening right here.

Culture Night
From 2020, the Arts Council will run Culture Night
RAISE 2020-2021
Providing support to selected organisations to plan and implement a fundraising programme.
Mapping your audience
Find out how many people are within driving distance of your venue using our audience mapping tool.
Laureate na nÓg
An exciting project recognising the role and importance of literature for children
The Ireland Chair of Poetry Trust
The current Ireland Professor of Poetry is Frank Ormsby

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The Arts Council
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Dublin 2
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+353 1 676 1302

The Arts Council is the national agency for funding, developing and promoting the arts in Ireland.