Three Education and Training Boards are to pilot a new initiative promoting young people’s creativity.

Companies are invited to express their interest in Business to Arts’ expanding Artist-in-Residence Programme by 15 February 2019.

The Creative Schools pilot programme’s Creative Associates are helping children and young people to challenge themselves in exciting new ways.

Artists from across Europe are headed to Ireland this January to challenge mental health stigma.

An important date highlighting children’s unique rights and personal freedoms, today is Universal Children’s Day. Explore the many Creative Ireland Programme initiatives nurturing the endless creative potential of our young people.

Tá deis agat go fóill feabhas a chur ar do chúpla focal agus Bliain na Gaeilge, bliain cheiliúrtha ár dteanga náisiúnta, ag teacht chun deiridh. Bí páirteach sa chraic agus tú ag cur feabhais ar do líofacht!

People from all walks of life are enjoying a special kind of self-expression through choreographer Catherine Young’s extraordinary dance initiative.

Based on interviews with the creators' own mothers, Tallaght’s Freshly Ground Theatre are examining the changing definitions of girlhood, womanhood and motherhood.

Two Wexford-based initiatives are raising awareness of the unique culture of rural life and the importance of understanding our local heritage, past present and future.

Students nationwide are discovering the beauty and value of their local heritage through the Heritage in Schools Scheme’s engaging, interactive workshops.

Ireland has long been recognised as a hotbed of exceptional musical diversity and today’s output of homegrown artists, over just about every genre, shows the industry is in fine – if not fantastic – fettle.

Announced by Minister Madigan, the welcome increase will enable the programme to further its impact and deliver on its mission to promote individual, community and national wellbeing.