Funding from The Arts Council of Ireland
Creative Places Award | Deadline: 27 March, 5:30pm This year the award has three strands and new applicants to the Creative Places programme for multi-annual funding must have completed the research-and-development award in this round of funding or in previous rounds of funding.
Opera Projects and Production Award | Deadline extended: 27 March, 5:30pm The Opera Projects and Production award is intended to support initiatives by professional practitioners to develop and present opera in three distinct stages.
Artist and Youth Work Residency Scheme | Deadline: 28 March, 12pm The Artist and Youth Work Residency Grant Scheme is designed to promote innovative partnerships between youth groups, artists and (where relevant) arts organisations.
Arts in Early Learning and Childcare Scheme | Deadline: 3 April, 5:30pm The purpose of the Arts in Early Learning and Childcare Scheme 2025 is to provide opportunities for babies and young children to explore and enjoy the arts with the support of artists, early-years educators, school-age practitioners, families and carers.
Children and Young People’s Arts Residency | Deadline: 3 April, 5:30pm Children and Young People’s Arts Residency supports artists or arts organisations to spend an academic year in residence in a higher-education institution in Ireland that provides initial teacher education (primary, post-primary or further education) and/or a recognised qualification in early childhood education and care.
International Residency Initiatives Scheme | Deadline: 3 April, 5:30pm The purpose of this scheme is to support art organisations in the delivery of residency initiatives and to create opportunities for transnational exchange and cooperation across all art forms.
Agility Award | Deadline: 24 April, 5:30pm The Agility Award is for individual professional artists and arts practitioners who have not been previously funded as an individual by the Arts Council.
The award guidelines can be downloaded from the available funding section of the Arts Council’s website. |
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