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29th October 2017
Irish Times: Arts funding: a shallow gesture Irish Times: Heather Humphreys response to The Irish Times editorial. Hotpress: Governments budget a disappointment for the Arts sector claims […]
29th October 2017
The NCFA joins with colleagues in the theatre community in condemning sexual harassment in our workplaces. The widespread news coverage of such issues in several sectors, […]
12th October 2017
NCFA Community Survey indicates worry across entire sector about Creative Ireland’s focus on publicity and marketing over long term sustainable policy change and investment Urgent call […]
11th October 2017
RTE: Budget 2018 – Irish arts community expresses disappointment https://www.rte.ie/culture/2017/1012/911850-arts-sector-expresses-disappointment-at-budget/ IRISH TIMES: Government’s culture strategy all spin and no substance: Spending promises for arts fail to […]
10th October 2017
Press release – Tuesday 10th October 2017 National Campaign for the Arts disappointed that Government rhetoric not translated into investment Taoiseach’s commitment to doubling investment in […]
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