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EPSRC – Research Ireland Joint Funding
This partnership supports joint research and technology development in all areas of EPSRC’s remit which covers chemistry, engineering, information and communications technologies, materials, mathematical sciences and physics.
US-Ireland R&D Partnership Programme
This collaboration aims to generate valuable discoveries and innovations which are transferable to the marketplace, or will lead to enhancements in health, disease prevention or healthcare.
EU Partnership for Pandemic Preparedness (BE READY) – Joint Transnational Call 2026
BE READY is focused on pandemic preparedness, aiming to build a coordinated research and innovation ecosystem that strengthens Europe’s capacity to anticipate, prevent, and respond to infectious disease threats.
International Joint Initiative for Research Harnessing Disruptive Technologies to Address Global Challenges
This programme aims to support international, interdisciplinary, and transformative research to harness the potential of disruptive technology to offer novel solutions to global challenges and accelerate progress towards achieving the SDGs.
Research Ireland Supplemental Grant for Displaced Researchers – Ukraine
In an effort to help tackle the humanitarian and economic loss in line with the Government of Ireland’s Temporary Protection Directive, Research Ireland offers a supplemental grant scheme to encourage and enable holders of existing grants, and their associated Host Institutions, to provide opportunities for displaced researchers from Ukraine at any stage of their research career to join and collaborate on existing funded grants in order to integrate swiftly into the Irish research system, to enable them to maintain continuity in their research career and to bring added benefits from their expertise.
Royal Society – Research Ireland University Research Fellowship
This scheme is for outstanding scientists in the Republic of Ireland who are in the early stages of their research career and have the potential to become leaders in their field.
Clean Energy Transition Partnership – Joint Call 2026
CETP is a European Partnership co-funded by the European Commission under Horizon Europe, bringing together regional and national organisations to pool resources, share expertise, and align priorities to address shared challenges.
Research Ireland – Defence Innovation Challenge
This programme aims to support research projects that address existing and emerging defence challenges in Ireland.
Digital Arts Mentorship Scheme
The Digital Arts Mentorship Scheme aims to support individual digital artists to develop and extend their practice. It focuses on a process of mentoring with an experienced digital artist or other professional with expertise in digital arts. You can apply for this opportunity through the Cultural and Creative Industries Skillnet website. 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.
Arts Council Film Artist in Residence at University College Cork 2026
The Arts Council and University College Cork invite applications from film artists of distinction for the role of Film Artist in Residence at UCC for the calendar year 2026. The Film Artist in Residence, based in the School of Film, Music and Theatre, is designed to provide a film artist with a unique opportunity to develop their practice in a university environment while offering students of film and screen media the opportunity to engage with a practising artist in a meaningful way during the course of their studies. Guidelines 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. 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 assesses 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.
The Touring of Work Scheme 2026
The Touring of Work Scheme supports the touring of work across Ireland by individual artists and organisations. It focuses on making great art from different artforms available to more people throughout the country. 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. 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.
Touring of Work Scheme
The Touring of Work Scheme supports the touring of work across Ireland by individual artists and organisations. It focuses on making great art from different artforms available to more people throughout the country. 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. 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 Places Award
The Creative Places Award supports local authorities, arts organisations and community development organisations to promote local engagement and participation in the arts in their communities. It has three strands that focus on participants at different stages of the Creative Places programme. 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. You can expect to hear whether or not your application has been shortlisted by: 3 April 2026. You can expect to hear whether or not a shortlisted application has been successful by: 24 April 2026. 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.
Commissions Award
The Commissions Award supports individual music and opera artists and organisations, and festival organisers, to develop new work. It focuses on work that can be presented in completed or work-in-progress form. 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. 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.
Deis Recording and Publication Award
The Deis Recording and Publication Award supports traditional arts projects or projects involving collaboration between the traditional arts and other artforms. 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. In this clinic the Arts Council’s Traditional Arts team provides information about two awards: the Traditional Arts Bursary Award 2026 Round 1 and the Deis Recording and Publication Award 2026. 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.
Dance Artist Residency Scheme
The Dance Artist Residency Scheme aims to support and sustain a network of dance artists in residencies across the country. It focuses on supports for individual dance artists to work in collaboration with arts organisations or local authorities. 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. This information session is aimed at dance practitioners and producers planning to apply for awards over the course of 2026. It also covers general information relating to making an application for dance funding from the Arts Council. 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.
Young Ensembles Scheme
The Young Ensembles Scheme supports groups of young people between the ages of ten and twenty-four. It focuses on providing them with resources to create or critically engage with ambitious and original work together in any artform. 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. 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.
Culture Night Late
Culture Night Late provides funding for late-night Culture Night events and activities that encourage public engagement with the arts in unique and accessible ways. It focuses on the key role of the arts in cultivating a vibrant and inclusive night-time economy in Ireland. 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. Our information clinic gives an overview of the application process for Culture Night Late 2026. 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.
Arts Grant Funding 2027
Arts Grant Funding supports individual artists and organisations across multiple artforms to carry out multiple activities over a fixed period. It focuses on ensuring there is a breadth of high-quality arts activity and programmes throughout the country. 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. This information session is aimed at artists and arts organisations who wish to apply for Arts Grant Funding 2027. 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.
Opera Projects and Production Award 2027
The Opera Projects and Production Award supports individuals and organisations to develop and present opera at three distinct stages. It focuses on the development of work of high artistic quality, as well as supporting developmental presentations and fully staged professional presentations. 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. 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.
Artist in the Community Scheme
The Artist in the Community Scheme award supports artists and communities of place and/or interest to work together on arts projects across a diverse range of social and community contexts. The Artist in the Community Scheme is managed by Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts, on behalf of the Arts Council. Application packs are available on the Create website in advance of the award deadline. Please make sure to download and read these documents in good time before making an application. A Recent Graduate Research and Development Award (with mentoring) Learn more about the scheme and how to apply through our partner organisaton, Create. 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.
ilDÁNA 2026
TG4 and the Arts Council are delighted to announce a new season of ilDÁNA 2026. ilDÁNA continues to enhance the TG4 schedule and theatrical screenings by supporting the making of ambitious and cinematic long-form documentaries on the arts in Irish. This season we wish to fund the making of two feature-length landmark documentary films, each with a budget of up to €135,000. It is hoped that one of the two documentaries will give expression to inclusivity and diversity in the arts and actively involve new and under-represented voices. While we welcome proposals about any artform or arts practice area, we wish to encourage applications that explore artforms which are not regularly the subject of arts documentaries in Irish. Films commissioned for ilDÁNA will provide a definitive creative treatment of their arts subject. Proposals exploring any artform or practice area are welcome. Contemporary subjects are preferred but contemporary treatments of historical works/subjects may also be considered. Up to two films will be funded with a budget of up to €135,000 per film. They will launch with dedicated cinema screenings and will have a theatrical window before broadcast to a primetime TG4 audience in 2027. It is our intention that one of the two documentaries to be funded will give expression to inclusivity and diversity in the arts and actively involve new and under-represented voices.
Arts in Early Learning and Childcare Scheme
The Arts in Early Learning and Childcare Scheme supports individual artists and organisations to partner with eligible services to develop opportunities for babies and young children to explore and enjoy the arts. It focuses on collaboration between artists, early-years educators, school-age practitioners, families and carers to develop their capacity in this area. 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. 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.
Children and Young People’s Arts Residency
Children and Young People’s Arts Residencies support artists or arts organisations to spend an academic year in residence in a higher education institution that provides qualifications in initial teacher education or early childhood education and care. The residencies are open to all artform and arts practice areas. 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. Join members of the Children and Young People’s Arts Team for an upcoming funding clinic offering practical tips and advice for prospective applicants. The session will focus on the Young Ensembles Scheme, the Children and Young People’s Arts Residency, and the Arts in Early Learning and Childcare Scheme. 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.
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