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The Arts Council has announced its first round of funding decisions for 2025, awarding 175 arts organisation
In Tipperary Live Art Ireland will receive €42,170 through the Visual Artists Workspace Scheme, supporting 79 artists while the Source Arts Centre will receive €140,000 in Arts Centre funding.
Applications for funding to the Arts Council are continuing to rise with an unprecedented amount of grant support sought, now at 245% that of 2019 levels. The gap between the amount of funding offered and the amount requested is also at a record level.
In its 2025 awards, the Arts Council will prioritise support to the arts organisational infras
In 2025 there will be 33 direct grant schemes, all are open and competitive.
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