EIAI’s submission on the Carlow Link Streets Public Realm Enhancement Project calls for event requirements to inform public realm investment from the outset, ensuring that improved streets and public spaces…
National standards, dedicated funding and checks on delivery are needed to ensure everyone can attend, participate in and enjoy Ireland’s events. An accessible event viewing area is only useful if…
A public square can look open and inviting while being difficult to use for a market, performance or community celebration. EIAI’s submission on the Proposed Limerick City Centre Public Realm…
From 28 October 2026, new applications for outdoor event licences will normally need to be submitted at least 20 weeks before the event, following the end of the transitional period…
Event organisers planning and budgeting for 2027 need to be aware of an important change on the horizon. An Garda Síochána has confirmed that it is to introduce a new…
The Event Industry Association of Ireland has submitted its response to the Government’s consultation on the National Strategic Risk Assessment 2026, raising a question that goes beyond event licensing or…
Ireland is developing a new national enterprise strategy for the decade ahead, and the Event Industry Association of Ireland has made a detailed submission setting out why the businesses, professionals…
Ireland has spent several years developing an ambitious vision for its Night-Time Economy, with local pilots, Night-Time Economy Advisers, cultural programming, venue supports and a commitment to towns and cities…
A major UK review of the way public events are planned has raised a question that deserves considerably more attention in Ireland: what happens when professional guidance becomes so embedded…
The Event Industry Association of Ireland has made a submission to An Garda Síochána’s public consultation on the proposed Code of Practice governing Garda access to live CCTV feeds operated…