What the scheme is The Irish Government introduced a flagship programme in 2022 entitled Basic Income for the Arts (BIA) aimed at offering income-support to practising artists and creative arts…
Ireland’s event industry is at a turning point. From global festivals and conferences to regional cultural gatherings, events drive creativity, tourism, innovation, and employment. Yet the absence of a unified…
Cities come alive when their streets, venues and cultural spaces stay active beyond daylight hours. In Ireland, the emergence of the night-time economy as a recognised policy priority signals a…
The success of any public event depends not only on planning or creativity but on effective collaboration between the multiple stakeholders involved. Local authorities, statutory agencies, emergency services, event organisers,…
The event industry is more than gatherings, entertainment or one-off experiences, it is a significant economic engine, generating jobs, driving investment, enhancing regional development and supporting Ireland’s strategic positioning on…
In an era of rapid technological advancement, the events industry stands at the threshold of a significant shift in how events are planned, authorised, and managed. The adoption of digital…
Executive SummaryIreland’s events sector is at a critical juncture. While the industry continues to grow in scale, complexity and economic significance, the regulatory and planning framework underpinning it remains fragmented,…
Please be advised that the Health Act 1947 (Sections 31AB and 31AD) (Covid-19) (Operation of certain indoor premises) (Amendment) (No. 6) Regulations 2021 and the Health Act 1947 (Sections 31AB and 31AD) (Covid-19)…
Businesses operating from a non-rateable premises such as a home office or hot-desk now eligible for help with fixed costs Self-employed working from home, wedding planners, on-course bookmakers, travel counsellors…