Is é Cultúr Éireann an comhlacht náisiúnta maidir le healaíona Éireannacha a chur chun cinn ar fud an domhain. Cruthaímid agus tugaimid tacaíocht do dheiseanna ealaíontóirí agus cuideachtaí Éireannacha a gcuid oibre a chur i láthair agus a chur chun cinn ag féilte agus ag ionaid straitéiseacha idirnáisiúnta. Cruthaímid deiseanna le sárobair chruthaitheach Éireannach a chur i láthair do lucht féachana idirnáisiúnta . Déantar seo trí thaispeántais ag príomhimeachtaí domhanda ealaíon. Áirítear orthu sin Féilte Dhún Éideann agus Venice Biennales.
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Body
Culture Ireland, a division of the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media is responsible for the promotion of Irish arts worldwide through specific grant programmes. We also create and support opportunities for Irish artists and art organisations to present and promote their work at strategic international festivals and venues. We develop platforms to present the richness and quality of Irish creativity to international audiences through showcase events in key arts markets including the Edinburgh Festivals and Venice Biennale, as well as various special initiatives.
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Expert Advisory Committee
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Kieran Hanrahan (Chair)
Artistic Director of Tradfest
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Conor Falvey
Assistant Secretary, Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
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Désirée Finnegan
Chief Executive, Irish Film Board
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Eugene Downes
Cultural Director, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
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Helen Carey
Visual Arts Curator
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Liz Doherty
Academic & Musician
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Louise Donlon
Executive Director of the Lime Tree Theatre
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Maureen Kennelly
Director, The Arts Council
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Tom Creed
Theatre and Opera Producer and Director
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Nidhi Zakaria Eipe
Poet, Editor and Peace Ambassador
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Noeleen Hartigan
Multidisciplinary Arts Strategy Advisor
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Rosaleen Molloy
CEO of Music Generation
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Somhairle Mac Conghail
Arts Officer, Monaghan County Council
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Budget
year Amount 2023 €6.6m 2022 €4.6m 2021 €4.6m 2020 €4.6m 2019 €4.6m 2018 €4m 2017 €3.5m 2016 €2.5m I Am Ireland programme 2016 €2.5m 2015 €2.5m 2014 €2.5m 2013 €3.2m 2012 €3.6m 2011 €4m 2010 €4m 2009 €4.5m 2008 €4.7m 2007 €4.5m 2006 €3m 2005 €2m