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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.
EPIC and the Arts and Culture Recovery Taskforce
With the new Arts and Culture Recovery Taskforce announced last week, EPIC working group has confirmed that two of their members have been granted seats. Here's what to expect
DUBLIN LEVEL THREE: Theatres Closed, Outdoor Gatherings Reduced
Here's what's going to happen to theatres, cinemas and other cultural venues under the Level 3 restrictions.
Open Letter with 600 signatures highlights the toll on Live Events Sector
"We need government support for our industry and we need it immediately," the live events and entertainment sector collectively calls.
NCFA meeting reveals: Still many questions unanswered
Continued and unchanged rates of PUP and EWSS support for artists is the most immediate point of the pre-submission budget that the NCFA is trying to press for, that’s what the NCFA sectoral meeting today revealed.
EPIC’s Nine Points To Save The Event Production Industry
EPIC calls upon the government for support in a six-part pre-budget submission that was launched today.
New Plan for Living with COVID-19
Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021: Plan for Living with COVID-19, a new risk management strategy, has been released by the Department of the Taoiseach. What does it mean for Theatre?
NCFA’s proposal for the new 2021 budget
“The future of Irish arts and culture now sits in the hands of Government.”
€6 million worth of supports for music and live performances announced
An allocation of €6 million under two major divisions; Live Performance support scheme and the Music Stimulus Scheme was announced by Minister Martin yesterday.
New chair of the Oireachtas Arts Committee appointed
Fianna Fáil's Niamh Smyth was appointed as the new Chairperson of the Oireachtas Committee on Media, Tourism, Arts, Culture, Sport, and the Gaeltacht last week.