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EXCLUSIVE: Kodaline star wants more gigs after the first live test event; upcoming tour
Mark Prendergast attended the James Vincent McMorrow concert at the Iveagh Gardens yesterday. The Kodaline guitarist told Theatermaker.ie…
Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces a path to reopening of theatres; wider society.
A number of pilot sporting and cultural events are set to take place in June and early July to test the logistical requirements for further reopening.
The Artist Survey 2021: Assessing the impact of the pandemic
Artists’ experiences of pay and contractual arrangements are included in the survey to develop the Arts Council’s Paying the Artist policy and revise and update the Implementation Plan.
NCFA: artists can now return to art centres for work
Art sector workers are now safe to return to studios, rehearsal rooms, or art centers to prepare for work under Covid-19 guidelines.
Relief for performers in UK roadmap; Irish approach is “disheartening”
Last month, the UK Government announced their roadmap for the first half of 2021, culminating in all social distancing restrictions being lifted on June 21st.
Government approves €130m as Arts Council warns of arts jobs in crisis
€130m funding for the Arts sector, a day after the Arts Council reports a quarter of the jobs in the sector at risk in 2021
Fáilte Ireland: New Year Festival cancelled in Dublin
'It is now 'make or break' time. Urgent and unprecedented intervention from the Government is required to support tourism businesses '
NCFA calls for longer term consideration: ‘most in need in the short-term’
In these times of dissipating economies and coalition governments, you may find yourself tempted to grab a book, a paintbrush or for that matter listen to classical music. In a world without art, which might soon be, what would provide respite to regrets and reforms?
Irish Street Arts, Circus and Spectacle Network (ISACS) release Pre-Budget Submission 2020
With lack of competition in the Irish insurance market and the subsequent withdrawal of Leisure Insure, ISACS has been deduced to living on borrowed time until they have access to an underwriter.
PUP & EWSS: High Priority for the Arts Sector
A sector that provided strength and solidarity during the lockdown is now fighting for its survival. 35,000 staff of the events industry were left with little or no means of livelihood.