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.
What We Do
The National Campaign for the Arts makes the case for the Arts in Ireland
How To Help
Together we can ensure a better future for Irish artists and their work
News
PRESS RELEASE September 13, 2018: NCFA Call on Government to Publish a Detailed Roadmap for the Arts
NCFA call on Government to publish a detailed roadmap setting out the short and medium-term plans to double investment in the Arts and Culture sector over […]
Louise O’Neill: Art has the ability to shape the way we see ourselves
“In order to combat financial barriers that preclude people from becoming practising artists, a grassroots, volunteer-led movement called The National Campaign for the Arts (NCFA) is […]Oireachtas Pre Budget Presentation 2018 Speeches
(Featured from the left: Georgina Jackson, Aideen Howard, Eoghan Carrick, Cian O’Brien, Isabel Nolan, Niamh Smyth TD, Jo Mangan, Liz Nugent, Eugene Downes, Angela Dorgan, Tom […]
National Campaign For The Arts Launch Pre-Budget Submission 2019
National Campaign for The Arts (NCFA) is calling on the Taoiseach to make good on his much publicised commitment to double investment in the Arts and […]
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@McMahonPhilly @Paschald @Campaign4Arts @artscouncil_ie There should be a vat exemption for artists in general, at least until its a large operation working with more than €150k in earnings(this obviously wouldnt be profit)
@McMahonPhilly @Paschald @Campaign4Arts @artscouncil_ie Was working this out. When I play a gig say I charge €18. I get imro (3%) and vat (9%) taken off at source. So I get €15.84 a ticket. This hike means €15.03. So on 200 tickets that’s €160+ loss. Arse. :(
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Culture spending up 13.5%, with Arts Council welcoming €75m funding https://t.co/CD2soRVVKW
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