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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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IMMA: The Slow Looking Series

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

Public Engagement on Climate Change – The Role of the Cultural and Creative Sectors

Creative Communities: Interim Review

ReImagine website launched to lead creative change between people and the places they live

ICAD – The Best Of Us Projections Exhibition

New landmark cultural showcase announced from the Creative Ireland Programme and TG4 to celebrate Irish culture

The Creative Ireland Programme and RTÉ inviting the country to #ShineYourLight on December 20th

Fighting Words and Irish writers looking for children to help them complete The 12 Stories of Christmas

This is Art! calling all young artists to show their abilities

Local Connections

Young people of Croom channel grief and isolation through creativity and carpentry.

Autism handbook launched by Youth Theatre Ireland to support inclusivity

Map Irish Design – Exploring Uncharted Territory

Meath Library Service’s Writer in Residence a huge opportunity for emerging writers

How the public libraries are the perfect creative setting for Fighting Words

Creativity during Covid: Start A New Story with Libraries Ireland this winter

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

News

Categories

Tags

IMMA: The Slow Looking Series

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

Public Engagement on Climate Change – The Role of the Cultural and Creative Sectors

Creative Communities: Interim Review

ReImagine website launched to lead creative change between people and the places they live

ICAD – The Best Of Us Projections Exhibition

New landmark cultural showcase announced from the Creative Ireland Programme and TG4 to celebrate Irish culture

The Creative Ireland Programme and RTÉ inviting the country to #ShineYourLight on December 20th

Fighting Words and Irish writers looking for children to help them complete The 12 Stories of Christmas

This is Art! calling all young artists to show their abilities

Local Connections

Young people of Croom channel grief and isolation through creativity and carpentry.

Autism handbook launched by Youth Theatre Ireland to support inclusivity

Map Irish Design – Exploring Uncharted Territory

Meath Library Service’s Writer in Residence a huge opportunity for emerging writers

How the public libraries are the perfect creative setting for Fighting Words

Creativity during Covid: Start A New Story with Libraries Ireland this winter

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

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