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Creative Ireland works to ensure that all Irish people have the opportunity to realise their full creative potential. We support creative programmes that inspire and transform people, places and communities through creativity.

All over the country, people are working together to transform their communities, their lives and their environment through creative projects supported by Creative Ireland.

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The Creative Ireland Youth Plan programmes provide our young people with the opportunity to engage in creativity in both education and out-of-school settings.

Creative Ireland works to ensure that all Irish people have the opportunity to realise their full creative potential. Our creative projects inspire and transform people, places and communities through creativity.

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Minister Martin launches Cruinniú na nÓg 2021 – a day of free creative activity for children and young people, Saturday 12th June 2021

Samhlú wins most original programme in 2020 of all European regional broadcasters

Creative Youth panels provide valuable insights to explore needs of young people

Two new projects funded by the Creative Ireland Programme for Irish Research Council Awards

Creative Climate Action fund seeks to spark imaginations

Dear Fingal released to international audience for St. Patrick’s Day

The Creative Youth Conference 2021

Want to apply for a Fulbright Creative Ireland Programme Fellowship?

This is Art! Winners announced after almost 9,000 young people enter competition

Squeezing in a Read: 4 ways to get yourself stuck into books

New photo book documents Roscommon’s rich Mosaic Tradition

Knitted Together

Conversations in Portrait

Lighting Up the Night

See You In The Green

Cruinniú na nÓg have your say

Junk Kouture Winner 2020

Junk Kouture Grand Final to be televised for the first time ever

Call for applications – Strategic partnerships for Cruinniú na nÓg 2021

IMMA: The Slow Looking Series

RTÉ and the Creative Ireland Programme extend the closing date for This Is Art! Competition

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Minister Martin launches Cruinniú na nÓg 2021 – a day of free creative activity for children and young people, Saturday 12th June 2021

Samhlú wins most original programme in 2020 of all European regional broadcasters

Creative Youth panels provide valuable insights to explore needs of young people

Two new projects funded by the Creative Ireland Programme for Irish Research Council Awards

Creative Climate Action fund seeks to spark imaginations

Dear Fingal released to international audience for St. Patrick’s Day

The Creative Youth Conference 2021

Want to apply for a Fulbright Creative Ireland Programme Fellowship?

This is Art! Winners announced after almost 9,000 young people enter competition

Squeezing in a Read: 4 ways to get yourself stuck into books

New photo book documents Roscommon’s rich Mosaic Tradition

Knitted Together

Conversations in Portrait

Lighting Up the Night

See You In The Green

Cruinniú na nÓg have your say

Junk Kouture Winner 2020

Junk Kouture Grand Final to be televised for the first time ever

Call for applications – Strategic partnerships for Cruinniú na nÓg 2021

IMMA: The Slow Looking Series

RTÉ and the Creative Ireland Programme extend the closing date for This Is Art! Competition

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