Five TV projects and drama talent academy get funding from Screen Ireland
Agency has announced details of how it will allocate €3m awarded in July stimulus
Coronavirus: Third level institutions contact 250,000 students
Critical importance of social distancing emphasised in joint letter sent to up to 250,000 students
Screen Ireland hopes for happy ending despite Brexit sadness
Chief executive Désirée Finnegan signals return of cherished slate funding for producers
Screen Ireland unveils slate of 40 productions coming to international market
Agency responsible for developing screen industries said sector contributed €357m to economy last year
Screen Ireland hosts Cannes women event as it steps up funding parity plan
Agency announces winners of low-budget feature film scheme for female talent
Screen Ireland appoints Désirée Finnegan as new chief executive
Marketing and publicity expert will lead Irish film, television and animation body
Screen Ireland spotlights equality wins and ‘underfunded’ TV drama
Producer backs return of slate funding that helped Oscar-tipped ‘The Favourite’ get made
NCAD and IADT merger recommended in new plan
HEA-backed report says the two institutions should form a ‘university of creative arts’
€200m film boost among key elements of Project Ireland 2040
Funding for Abbey Theatre, museums, National Archives and National Library
Budget 2018 causes ‘huge disappointment’ in arts sector
Campaigners compare Taoiseach’s promise unfavourably with Justin Trudeau’s actions
The next generation of artists: the 2017 graduate shows
A significant number of graduates show diverse, thoughtful bodies of work that show their knowledge of the history of art
Irish Film Board lauds Oscar hits but calls for increased funding
2017 production slate includes films starring Pat Shortt, Cillian Murphy and Elle Fanning
Work to resume shortly on Galway arthouse cinema
Project has been plagued by difficulties since it was first proposed in 2004
Budget 2017: Arts groups welcome increase in funding
Humphreys announces boost to range of bodies including €5m for Arts Council
Producers call for Irish Film Board €20m funding to be restored
Screen Producers Ireland also urges Government rethink on shelved media charge
‘Screen Ireland’ is an aspiration without funding – for now
Irish Film Board would like to broaden its remit, but first it needs the money
Visual Art: Anxious, formidable work at graduate shows
Bumper year with third- and fourth-year graduates’ marathon exhibitions
Annie Doona: Once in a lifetime opportunity to build on Oscars success
Next government must re-evaluate priority it affords arts and film sector in Programme for Government for the next five years
Where did it all go right? The secret of Irish cinema’s success
Global acclaim and a fistful of Oscar nominations: we ask four industry heavy hitters what is going on
Irish Film Board urges reverse in recession cuts to sector
Board ‘ambitious’ to build on success but funding down 40% to €11.2m from €20m in 2008
Berkeley balcony collapse: Profiles and tributes to victims
Six students, five of them from Dublin, were all in their early 20s
Discontent and material gain at student shows | Visual Art round-up
NCAD’s troubles spilled into its degree show, although there was work of note there and at DIT and IADT
Sensory stimulation at IADT’s student showcase
On a sunny morning, top tech companies gather at IADT to see the talent on display. By 11am most of the students will have jobs
Dún Laoghaire students get to grips with the future of television and film
IADT’s investment in green screen and HD technology is preparing students for the way modern film and TV work
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