19th November 2021
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 […]
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12th October 2021
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 […]
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14th September 2021
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 […]
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3rd August 2021
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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1st June 2021
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 […]
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28th May 2021
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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14th May 2021
Discussion from the NCFA Steering Group about the upcoming UBI Pilot, Re-Opening the Sector and Pre-Budget Submission. For an audio recording with Otter generated transcript please […]
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29th April 2021
29 April 2021 The National Campaign for the Arts (NCFA) commends Minister Catherine Martin and her Government colleagues for their genuine and tangible efforts to support […]
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26th April 2021
26 April 2021 Statement from the Steering Committee of the National Campaign for the Arts with regards to the next phase of Government’s reopening of Irish […]
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1st March 2021
If you missed Peter Daly’s tax update last Thursday 25th February you can watch it back here: Peter Discusses recent announcements by Revenue and how they might […]
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