Fernhill Park Gardens, Stepaside Photo by Peter Cavanagh

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The wellbeing of everyone living in Ireland is the most valuable asset that we possess as a nation. The Creative Ireland Programme connects people, creativity and wellbeing.

Creative Communities is a local authority-led initiative which pioneers and supports local creative projects in arts, heritage, local history, STEAM and the creative industries.

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Creative Youth creates opportunities for children and young people to realise their full creative potential.

Creative Nation tells the stories of our artists and creative businesses and how their creativity can change our world for the better.

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RTÉ and Creative Ireland work together to bring greater visibility to cultural projects.

Singing to Save Our World – St Joseph’s Church Choir

€200,000 to support writers, musicians, visual artists, dancers, storytellers, theatre makers and filmmakers living in Gaeltacht.

Festival in a Van brings the joy of live music back on the road

Bringing It All Back Home – Getting Through Covid-19 Together

Music Network launches instrumenthub.ie, a new online musical instrument resource to help get the nation playing

The Creative Ireland Programme partners with IMMA to support an important new Art and Ageing programme

Another 164 schools join the Scoileanna Ildánacha/Creative Schools Programme

Revealing the power of communal singing in Direct Provision Centres

The Kildare Arts Service Covid Diary Project

Bringing the joy of live music to our most vulnerable and isolated citizens

Culture Night 2020 – Mixing the virtual and the real for events to connect with culture

Map Irish Design – Exploring Uncharted Territory

From the classroom to the community: Stepaside ETSS are exhibiting their creative skills

Get Ireland Making – Sharing the skills of our talented craftspeople and designers

From Social Distancing to Social Connection – Narrative 4’s Radical Empathy

Fun, free and at home! Keep creative kids busy with these online activities

Heritage Week 2020 – A Very Nice Folly Indeed

Keep it Creative! Fun Online Activities for Kids this Summer

Minister Martin announces new funding for professionals in creative and culture sectors in Ireland to visit the USA

Reconnecting with Creativity – Age and Opportunity’s Artist Residencies

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Categories

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RTÉ and Creative Ireland work together to bring greater visibility to cultural projects.

Singing to Save Our World – St Joseph’s Church Choir

€200,000 to support writers, musicians, visual artists, dancers, storytellers, theatre makers and filmmakers living in Gaeltacht.

Festival in a Van brings the joy of live music back on the road

Bringing It All Back Home – Getting Through Covid-19 Together

Music Network launches instrumenthub.ie, a new online musical instrument resource to help get the nation playing

The Creative Ireland Programme partners with IMMA to support an important new Art and Ageing programme

Another 164 schools join the Scoileanna Ildánacha/Creative Schools Programme

Revealing the power of communal singing in Direct Provision Centres

The Kildare Arts Service Covid Diary Project

Bringing the joy of live music to our most vulnerable and isolated citizens

Culture Night 2020 – Mixing the virtual and the real for events to connect with culture

Map Irish Design – Exploring Uncharted Territory

From the classroom to the community: Stepaside ETSS are exhibiting their creative skills

Get Ireland Making – Sharing the skills of our talented craftspeople and designers

From Social Distancing to Social Connection – Narrative 4’s Radical Empathy

Fun, free and at home! Keep creative kids busy with these online activities

Heritage Week 2020 – A Very Nice Folly Indeed

Keep it Creative! Fun Online Activities for Kids this Summer

Minister Martin announces new funding for professionals in creative and culture sectors in Ireland to visit the USA

Reconnecting with Creativity – Age and Opportunity’s Artist Residencies

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