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International Residency Initiatives Scheme
This scheme supports art organisations, across all artforms, in the delivery of residency initiatives and to create opportunities for transnational exchange and cooperation. It focuses on enabling art organisations to initiate or consolidate collaborative frameworks with partners based abroad. 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 Funding Information Clinic for an overview of the International Residency Initiatives Scheme (IRIS), what it aims to achieve, its core criteria and the decision process. 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.
Creative Schools 2026
The Creative Schools initiative supports schools to put arts and creativity at the heart of children’s and young people’s lives, enhancing their learning experience. It focuses on enabling schools to develop a Creative Schools plan over two years, working with a Creative Associate. 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. We are hosting online clinics for teachers and principals/coordinators of primary and post-primary schools, Special Schools and Youthreach centres interested in joining the Creative Schools programme 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.
Arts and Disability Connect Scheme
The Arts and Disability Connect Scheme supports artists with disabilities and disabled artists to develop their practice and connect with other professional artists and arts organisations in Ireland. The Arts and Disability Connect Scheme is managed by Arts and Disability Ireland, the national development agency for arts and disability, on behalf of the Arts Council. Application forms, guidelines, Easy Read information and FAQs are available on the Arts and Disability website. Please make sure to download and read these documents in good time before making an application. Artists and people supporting them to apply can contact Arts and Disability Ireland to book one-on-one applicant support. Learn more about the scheme and how to apply through our partner organisaton, Arts and Disability 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. 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.
Funding Summary
The Shared Island Cultural Cooperation Fund is supporting a new Shared Island Touring Scheme managed by the Arts Council and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland (ACNI). The purpose of the scheme is to enable all-island support for cross-border touring and cross-border co-productions. It focuses on showcasing great art on a Shared Island basis, and on enabling new cooperation and partnership opportunities between a diverse range of cultural bodies and groups, North and South. 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.
Touring of Work Scheme 2027
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.
Festivals Investment Scheme 2027
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. Our Festivals Team will be hosting an online information clinic for organisations interested in applying for the 2027 Festivals Investment 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. 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.
Reel Art
Reel Art supports individual film artists to make highly creative, imaginative and experimental documentaries on an artistic theme for cinema exhibition. It focuses on the creations of artistic film works on arts subjects. 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.
John Broderick Writer’s Residency
The John Broderick Writer’s Residency Series is designed to honour John Broderick who, following his death, bequeathed his estate to the Arts Council for “the benefit and advancement of the Arts in Athlone”. The residency provides support to a selected writer while increasing the awareness of John Broderick, his works, and his engagement and generosity to the people of Athlone. The John Broderick Residency is open to professional writers in all genres. Writers must be over 18 years of age and resident on the island of Ireland. Writers must demonstrate an ability to mentor emerging writers, young people and those interested in developing their writing skills. The Residency will be located in Athlone on a part-time basis which will allow time both for the writer’s own work in addition to engagement and interaction with the general public, community groups, schools and more specifically with people interested in writing themselves. €16,500 will be granted to a selected professional writer for a 10-week period beginning in September 2026. An additional accommodation stipend of €1,200 will be made available where accommodation in Athlone is necessary. The residency is devised in partnership between the Arts Council and the Westmeath Arts Office. Learn more about the residency and how to apply through our partner organisaton, Westmeath Arts Office. Plan ahead and allow plenty of time to help submit your completed application before the deadline.
Project Award 2027
The Project Award supports specific projects across various artforms. It focuses on enabling individual artists and organisations to bring their ideas to fruition and create excellent artistic work. Select your artform or arts practice area most relevant to your application: The Architecture Project Award supports specific artistic projects in architecture. It focuses on enabling individual artists and organisations to bring their ideas to fruition and create excellent artistic work. The Children and Young People’s Arts Project Award supports specific artistic projects in children and young people’s arts. It focuses on enabling individual artists and organisations to bring their ideas to fruition and create excellent artistic work. The Circus Project Award supports specific artistic projects in circus. It focuses on enabling individual artists and organisations to bring their ideas to fruition and create excellent artistic work. The Dance Project Award supports specific artistic projects in dance. It focuses on enabling individual artists and organisations to bring their ideas to fruition and create excellent artistic work. The Film Project Award supports specific artistic projects in film. It focuses on enabling individual artists and organisations to bring their ideas to fruition and create excellent artistic work. The Literature Project Award supports specific artistic projects in literature.
Irish-language Theatre Award
The Irish-language Theatre Award supports specific artistic projects in theatre, from play development to theatre creation to large-scale production and touring. It focuses on ensuring more people can enjoy high-quality theatre experiences in the Irish language 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.
UK–IRL Culture Connects Grant 2026-27
The UK-Ireland Culture Connects Grant is a British Council grant programme supporting artistic collaboration between the four nations of the UK and Ireland, developed and delivered in association with the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. It focuses on supporting emerging artists and art practitioners to collaborate with each other and develop work that would benefit from in-person collaboration. You can apply for this opportunity through the British Council Ireland website.
Digital Transition Fund
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Integration and Employment of Migrants
Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration — Specific Objective H: Fostering active inclusion with a view to promoting equal opportunities, non-discrimination and active participation, and improving employability, in particular for disadvantaged
Enhancing Social Innovation through ESF+
Department of Rural and Community Development — Specific Objective H: Fostering active inclusion with a view to promoting equal opportunities, non-discrimination and active participation, and improving employability, in particular for disadvantaged
Youth Diversion Projects
Department of Justice , Migration and Home Affairs — Specific Objective L: Promoting social integration of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion, including the most deprived persons and children
Training Funding Support
Enterprise Ireland
Sustain Fit
Enterprise Ireland
Strategic Marketing Review
Enterprise Ireland
Strategic Consultancy Assignment
Enterprise Ireland
Smart Regions Enterprise Innovation Fund
Enterprise Ireland
Research Development Innovation Fund
Enterprise Ireland
Regional Development Feasibility Fund
Enterprise Ireland
Pre Seed Start Fund
Enterprise Ireland
Phdstart
Enterprise Ireland
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