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110 atvirų kvietimų · Airija
AI for Good Fund
Rethink Ireland (Social Innovation Fund Ireland) · Social Enterprise
SBEP 4th Joint Call 2026 Launches
The Marine Institute is delighted to announce that the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership’s fourth joint transnational call “Building a sustainable and innovative Blue Economy: mastering digital opportunities and fostering resilience” with a deadline for pre-proposal submissions on 16 November 2026. The fourth Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) co-funded call pools national and regional financial resources of 38 million Euro through the participation of 33 funding organisations from 28 countries. The Marine Institute is one of the national funders for Ireland under this call with a commitment of €0.9 million. Research Ireland is the other national funder with €0.6 million funding commitment, making €1.5 million in total available for Irish partners. The vision of the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership is to design, steer and support a just and inclusive transition to a regenerative, resilient, and sustainable blue economy. This EU Horizon Europe Partnership aims to boost the transformation needed towards a climate-neutral, sustainable, productive, and competitive blue economy by 2030 while creating and supporting the conditions for a sustainable ocean for the people by 2050. Irish co-ordinators or partners in a consortium can apply to the Marine Institute under any of the four priority areas as follows: 1. Transitioning the blue economy sectors for sustainability and strategic autonomy2. Managing sea-uses by advancing digital and ecosystem-based approaches3.
Festivals Investment Scheme 2027 – Round 2
The Festivals Investment Scheme supports small-to-mid-scale festivals to deliver high-quality arts experiences for audiences. It focuses on programmes engaged with, and relevant to, local communities or communities of interest. Guidelines and templates for our schemes are typically made available two weeks in advance of a scheme opening. Please make sure to download and read these documents in good time before making an application. Please read the guidelines for this scheme in full before you make an application. Watch our 2026 Festivals Investment Scheme online clinic, hosted by the Festivals team. Once you’ve read the related documents for this funding, you can get started on your application. Plan ahead and allow plenty of time to help submit your completed application before the deadline. Once you have completed the steps in the Before You Apply section, it’s time to start preparing your application. When you’ve completed your application form and gathered your supporting documents, it’s time to submit your application We assess all eligible applications that we receive. Our aim is to make sure that the system for awarding funding is fair and transparent. You will be notified by email to let you know if your application has been successful or not. We want our funding schemes and the work we support to be accessible to everyone. To help us do this, we offer some key disability access supports.
Theatre Project Award 2027
The Theatre Project Award supports specific artistic projects in theatre. It focuses on enabling individual artists and organisations to bring their ideas to fruition and create excellent artistic work. Guidelines and templates for our schemes are typically made available two weeks in advance of a scheme opening. Please make sure to download and read these documents in good time before making an application. In this session, we provide information about completing the Theatre Project Budget Template. Once you’ve read the related documents for this funding, you can get started on your application. Plan ahead and allow plenty of time to help submit your completed application before the deadline. Once you have completed the steps in the Before You Apply section, it’s time to start preparing your application. When you’ve completed your application form and gathered your supporting documents, it’s time to submit your application We assess all eligible applications that we receive. Our aim is to make sure that the system for awarding funding is fair and transparent. You will be notified by email to let you know if your application has been successful or not. We want our funding schemes and the work we support to be accessible to everyone. To help us do this, we offer some key disability access supports.
Creative Futures Slate Fund
Fís Éireann / Screen Ireland · Film
Town and Village Renewal Scheme 2026
Closing date for receipt of Expressions of Interests is 4pm on 20th November 2026
Inner City Dublin Fund 2026-2029
The Inner City Dublin Fund is a €2 million, 3-year fund to improve wellbeing and strengthen belonging by supporting initiatives that address mental health, social isolation and barriers to inclusion.
Historic Structures Fund 2027
Closing date for receipt of completed applications is 4pm Friday 27th November 2026
Arts Grants Funding 2027
Closing date for receipt of completed applications is 4pm on Thursday 3rd December 2026
Co-funding Award 2027
The Co-funding Award is designed to support Irish arts organisations towards their artistic activities under the European Cooperation Projects and European Platforms strands of the Creative Europe Programme 2021– 27. Guidelines and templates for our schemes are typically made available two weeks in advance of a scheme opening. Please make sure to download and read these documents in good time before making an application. The International Arts team will host an online clinic for arts organisations interested in applying for the Co-funding Award on: Once you’ve read the related documents for this funding, you can get started on your application. Plan ahead and allow plenty of time to help submit your completed application before the deadline. Once you have completed the steps in the Before You Apply section, it’s time to start preparing your application. When you’ve completed your application form and gathered your supporting documents, it’s time to submit your application We assess all eligible applications that we receive. Our aim is to make sure that the system for awarding funding is fair and transparent. You will be notified by email to let you know if your application has been successful or not. We want our funding schemes and the work we support to be accessible to everyone. To help us do this, we offer some key disability access supports.
Clare Communities Fund (Round #2)
Rethink Ireland (Social Innovation Fund Ireland) · Health
Bursary Award – Round 1 2027
The Bursary Award supports individual artists to develop their artistic practice. It focuses on providing artists with the time and resources they need to think, research, reflect, and deeply engage with their artistic practice. Select your artform or arts practice area most relevant to your application: The Bursary Award supports individual artists to develop their artistic practice. It focuses on providing artists with the time and resources they need to think, research, reflect, and deeply engage with their artistic practice. Plan ahead and allow plenty of time to help submit your completed application before the deadline. Once you have completed the steps in the Before You Apply section, it’s time to start preparing your application. When you’ve completed your application form and gathered your supporting documents, it’s time to submit your application We assess all eligible applications that we receive. Our aim is to make sure that the system for awarding funding is fair and transparent. You will be notified by email to let you know if your application has been successful or not. We want our funding schemes and the work we support to be accessible to everyone. To help us do this, we offer some key disability access supports.
Writers in Schools Scheme
The Writers in Schools Scheme part-funds visits by writers and storytellers to primary and post-primary schools throughout the island of Ireland. It is funded by the Arts Council and managed and administered by Poetry Ireland. It was established in 1977. The Writers in Schools Scheme is one of the longest running national arts-in-education programmes in Ireland. Each year, the scheme sparks creative encounters between tens of thousands of children, and writers, across the island. Application guidelines are available on the Poetry Ireland website. Available with a range of artists including poets, novelists, storytellers, teen fiction writers, children’s writers, spoken word poets and screenwriters 2 hours with a selected writer, which can be divided into shorter sessions for different class groups (eg two/ three sessions during one visit) €100 paid by the school. The scheme funds the balance plus travel expenses. Learn more about the scheme and how to apply through our partner organisaton, Poetry Ireland. Plan ahead and allow plenty of time to help submit your completed application before the deadline. Once you have completed the steps in the Before You Apply section, it’s time to start preparing your application. When you’ve completed your application form and gathered your supporting documents, it’s time to submit your application We assess all eligible applications that we receive. Our aim is to make sure that the system for awarding funding is fair and transparent.
Community Monuments Fund 2027
Closing date for receipt of completed applications is 12 noon Friday 22nd January 2027
Energia Crossmore Community Fund
The Energia Community Fund is open for applications on Monday, 21st September and will close on Friday, 16th October at 5pm. Please note that your organisation must first be registered on our Portal before an application can be started, so be sure to allow enough time to complete both the registration and application processes, as both may take a few days. Information on registration can be found in the Application Help Guide below. In spring 2026, a community consultation was carried out on behalf of Energia. This involved visits to the area around the Crossmore wind farm, face-to-face and phone interviews with community groups and volunteers, as well as an online survey. Some common community needs and hopes emerged, and the following will represent the priority areas for 2026: Contributing to community infrastructure such as centres, halls, indoor or outdoor meeting spaces or play areas; introduction of long-lasting, tangible community assets Projects that support families and young people to live in the area (e.g. co-working spaces, afterschool facilities, school improvements, youth groups) Projects reducing isolation for older people (e.g.
Resilient Cultural Heritage Partnership
The Resilient Cultural Heritage (RCH) Partnership (2026–2035) is a Horizon Europe European Partnership co-funded by the European Union.
European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed)
This programme provides a transnational platform to support research and innovation in personalised medicine, and to accelerate implementation into healthcare systems for the benefit of patients and society.
Cyber Security Innovation Challenge
This programme, developed in partnership with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), seeks to support innovative research that strengthens Ireland's cyber resilience and preparedness in the face of evolving digital threats.
Industry Fellowship Programme
This programme provides opportunities for researchers to undertake a Fellowship within a company, working on a co-developed research project that addresses shared challenges and opportunities.
Research Ireland Empower Programme
This programme is a new initiative that provides a recurring, predictable and flexible mechanism for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to implement their institutional research and innovation strategies.
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Nominations are open for Irish-based researchers to attend the 76th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting (Physiology/Medicine) through our strategic partnership with the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.
The Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership – Joint Transnational Call 2026
The Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP), supported by the European Commission, is a network of research and innovation funders across Europe and beyond, committed to advancing a resilient and sustainable blue economy.
St. Patrick’s Day Medal Award 2027
The Research Ireland St Patrick’s Day Medal is awarded annually to a distinguished researcher living and working in the USA with strong Irish connections.
Research Ireland Frontiers for the Future Programme
This programme provides opportunities for independent investigators to conduct highly innovative, collaborative research with the potential to deliver impact, whilst also providing opportunities for high-risk, high-reward research projects.
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