RTÉ funding: Government close to agreeing deal retaining TV licence fee and providing exchequer support
Finishing touches to agreement in process of being nailed down by Department of Public Expenditure and Department of Arts and Media
Finishing touches to agreement in process of being nailed down by Department of Public Expenditure and Department of Arts and Media
Plan questioned after similar facility, ‘the Explorium’, reopened this year after pandemic
Minister for Arts Catherine Martin ‘acutely aware’ of pressures faced by creatives
Coimisiún na Meán has opened up consultations on its local democracy and courts reporting schemes – it’s a landmark moment for news publishers
Details of the cost of the agreement with unnamed staff member are included in National Gallery’s annual report
Divergence remains between accounts given by RTÉ and the Department of Media on when broadcaster’s policy on severance packages for departing executives changed
More than 13,000 court summonses issued over non-payment of TV licence last year
Two panels totalling six people will advise on corporate governance and culture of broadcaster in wake of scandal-hit year of 2023
The Basic Income for the Arts pilot scheme was the top recommendation of the culture recovery taskforce. Catherine Martin is encouraged by early results
Decision on public media funding must be agreed ‘without delay’, says chief executive Susan Kirby
Minister for Arts, Sports and Media also wants to make All Ireland football and hurling quarter and semi-finals free to air
Forensic accountants are ‘the rottweilers’ of the accountancy profession and have wide powers to view documents and interview witnesses
It is not uncommon for signs at either end of a street to disagree about the name of that street
Irish Museum of Modern Art in talks with arts department over proposal to locate gallery in old garda barracks in Ballina, Co Mayo
Greatest impact felt in popular destinations where much capacity is taken up by State contracts to house refugees
Support was buttressed by support from Independents after Government accommodated a range of demands
Cork City Council granted planning for the project on Wednesday, which will see the gallery modernised
Council chief Owen Keegan expressed concerns at design, which would have made Abbey one of Dublin’s tallest buildings
National tourism development authority says key tourism destinations like Donegal have lost over 50% of their accommodation
Promotion of Irish artists hampered by tensions between cultural diplomacy and opaque State patronage
Documents shed new light on controversial payments made to the Abbey’s former co-directors
Each department replied following a review of vacant properties under their remit
Planning minister Peter Burke says regulatory control to become operational by early 2023
Ceremony at Béal na Bláth will mark 100th anniversary of revolutionary leader
Artists will get €250 a week in pilot scheme but many want to see it extended to all
Founder Dave Reid believes there should be mental health support for this sector like any other
Package worth €150 million will benefit 1,900 clubs and schools
Ministers want clearer understanding of costs and benefits before backing joint bid
A showcase of Irish art and design brought a fleeting moment of unity before the Civil War
Two Government departments offered funding for facility amid closure threat, Dáil hears
Trial of four men over alleged breaches of Covid-19 regulations continues
Publication was upbeat and optimistic, galvanising support for new political realities
Christy Moore and The Coronas among acts forced to reschedule due to restrictions
December 6th to 12th, 2021: The best of the week’s culture events, right around Ireland
Cost estimate for joint proposal with UK presented to Public Accounts Committee
Negotiations behind the foundation of the Irish State are staged at the NCH
Head company Meta ‘knowingly stood by’ as site caused ‘untold damage’ to girls – campaigners
New guidelines on next phase of reopening for hospitality have led to some confusion
Government forced to defend requirements for live music and late-night hospitality over weekend
Bullying, harassment, humiliation and sexual assault ‘likely to be accepted norms’
Despite Government’s big spend, we could be waiting awhile for the big spenders to return
Descendants of those involved in 1921 talks in London also to speak at UCC
Seen & heard: sharing construction costs; Janssen expansion; PwC backs Donohoe
Some 100 years ago TDs made the most important choice in the history of Irish State
Ruth McGowan, the festival’s director, hopes the city’s reopening is a portal to somewhere new
Seen and heard: new rules for AirBnB hosts, more funding for LDA, Gym Covid passes
Intent of regulations was clear, even if technicalities provide an escape clause
Residents in Carraroe in the Connemara Gaeltacht love their language, pure and simple
Live gigs and concerts not yet permitted in pubs, restaurants or hotels
Tánaiste’s announcement dashes sector hopes of back to business at an earlier date
Tánaiste said events ‘clearly planned’ using platforms and asked companies to do more
More than 200 organisations to benefit from scheme worth €25 million
Relaxed rules for summer may lift mood but it won’t stop what’s coming
Phoenix Park assassins were executed and buried in yard of Kilmainham Gaol
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices