16th August 2022

NCFA Pre-Budget Campaign – The 10 Talking Points

NCFA Pre-budget Campaign – The 10 Talking Points You can register for the meeting here The focus will be be on communicating the 10 points of […]
3rd August 2022

National Campaign for the Arts Pre-Budget 2023 Submission, July 2022

Stand by the Arts The Role of the Arts in a Time of Crisis National Campaign for the Arts Pre-Budget 2023 Submission, July 2022 #StandByTheArts Today, […]
13th July 2022

ARTS SECTOR MEETING ON PRE-BUDGET SUBMISSION. 14TH JULY. 2PM. ALL WELCOME.

ARTS SECTOR MEETING ON PRE-BUDGET SUBMISSION. 14TH JULY. 2PM. ALL WELCOME. A reminded that The National Campaign for the Arts invites you to join an arts sector meeting […]
5th April 2022

Basic Income for the Arts – Pilot Scheme: NCFA response to the Government announcement of April 5, 2022

Basic Income for the Arts – Pilot Scheme: NCFA response to the Government announcement of April 5, 2022 National Campaign for the Arts 05/04/2022 Today, following […]
4th March 2022

Arts Sector Meeting | 10th March, 2pm

As we emerge from Covid-19 restrictions and await the roll-out of the Basic Income for Artists scheme, NCFA invites the arts sector to an online meeting […]
11th February 2022

JOIN OUR STEERING COMMITTEE

The National Campaign for the Arts is looking for artists and arts workers to join the campaign to keep the arts at the centre of Irish […]
19th November 2021

NCFA ARTS SECTOR MEETING AND POST-BUDGET UPDATE. 23RD NOVEMBER. 11AM-12.30PM.

Following on from the recent Budget 2022 announcements that have an impact for artists, arts workers and arts organisations, we invite the arts sector to an […]
12th October 2021

National Campaign for the Arts reaction to Budget 2022

National Campaign for the Arts welcomes the budget measures announced by Ministers Donohoe and McGrath today. The proposed Basic Income Guarantee Pilot for artists and arts […]
14th September 2021
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National Campaign for the Arts

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

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 […]
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