The National Campaign for the Arts is a volunteer-led, grassroots movement that makes the case for the arts in Ireland. We work to ensure that the arts are on national and local government agendas and are recognised as a vital part of contemporary Irish life.
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PRE-BUDGET 2022 SUBMISSION SEPTEMBER 2021 It took the global pandemic to inspire a wider governmental and public understanding of the societal value of the arts, the […]
3rd August 2021: Statement on Reopening the Arts and Culture
NCFA calls on the Taoiseach and Minister Martin to address the impasse within the live arts and events sectors and to publish the long-awaited roadmap for […]Press Release 1 June 2021: Basic Income for Artists – a Historic Milestone for Artists & Arts Workers in Ireland.
Following five years of research, engagement, consultation and lobbying by NCFA committees and members, past and present, we are delighted that a Basic Income pilot for […]
NCFA Press Release 28th May 2021: NCFA wholeheartedly welcomes the phased resumption of artistic, cultural and live experiences
The National Campaign for the Arts (NCFA) wholeheartedly welcomes the significant announcements made this evening, Friday 28th May 2021, by Taoiseach Michael Martin. Government plans for […]
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some thoughts from @hlinehan @IrishTimes on what the post-#GE2020 political landscape might mean for artists and the creative industries. He recently chaired @Campaign4Arts hustings https://t.co/J9uPDzgLSw
Tune in to @NewstalkFM shortly. Will be talking about #PayTheArtist with @PatKennyNT
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