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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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The Art of Being Healthy & Well Symposium launched by Ministers Martin and Donnelly

40 Fulbright Irish awardees USA-bound

Covid Care gala concert comes to The National Concert Hall

5 new projects to explore Traveller wellbeing through creativity

Art installation unveiled at St James’s Hospital honours healthcare staff’s work during the pandemic

The Art of Being Healthy & Well: National Symposium on the role of creativity and arts in health and wellbeing

Cruinniú na nÓg 2022: A day of free creative activity for young people

Creative Ireland awards €551,000 to support development of creative industries

‘Threading the Táin’ traces an ancient Irish epic

‘Home Stories’ podcast explores the lives of Ireland’s newest residents

Call for proposals: Decarbonising Together, Limerick

Creative Schools 2022-23 programme opens for applications

Kavanagh-inspired work shortlisted for NY Festivals Radio award

Mobile Music Machine: Bringing the joy of live music to residential care homes around the country

Over €560,000 awarded to creative projects for older people nationwide

Creative Ireland awards over €1,000,000 to creative projects for older people

Corca Dhuibhne Inbhuanaithe: Lisa Fingleton ar an bhfeirm

Wexford Girl Guides deep dive into marine welfare

Reimagining traditional sean nós laments: Ceara Conway

Call for proposals: Regionally-based creative initiatives

Roll camera! Roscommon short film to screen at Fresh Film Festival

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The Art of Being Healthy & Well Symposium launched by Ministers Martin and Donnelly

40 Fulbright Irish awardees USA-bound

Covid Care gala concert comes to The National Concert Hall

5 new projects to explore Traveller wellbeing through creativity

Art installation unveiled at St James’s Hospital honours healthcare staff’s work during the pandemic

The Art of Being Healthy & Well: National Symposium on the role of creativity and arts in health and wellbeing￼

Cruinniú na nÓg 2022: A day of free creative activity for young people

Creative Ireland awards €551,000 to support development of creative industries

‘Threading the Táin’ traces an ancient Irish epic

‘Home Stories’ podcast explores the lives of Ireland’s newest residents

Call for proposals: Decarbonising Together, Limerick

Creative Schools 2022-23 programme opens for applications

Kavanagh-inspired work shortlisted for NY Festivals Radio award

Mobile Music Machine: Bringing the joy of live music to residential care homes around the country

Over €560,000 awarded to creative projects for older people nationwide

Creative Ireland awards over €1,000,000 to creative projects for older people

Corca Dhuibhne Inbhuanaithe: Lisa Fingleton ar an bhfeirm

Wexford Girl Guides deep dive into marine welfare

Reimagining traditional sean nós laments: Ceara Conway

Call for proposals: Regionally-based creative initiatives

Roll camera! Roscommon short film to screen at Fresh Film Festival

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