Water supply will be huge challenge in Ireland in coming years, event hears
Acceleration of other forms of renewable energy will also be a major trend
All the world is a van: Shakespeare in a time of Covid
King Lear in a Van is a clever way of bringing theatre and drama to the masses
Irish Book Awards among winners in virtual Business to Arts Awards
Awards celebrate impact of creative collaborations in supporting the arts
Nominations sought for annual Business to Arts awards
Businesses encouraged to show how they are supporting the arts in the context of Covid-19
Sponsors have it in their power to prevent ‘creative flight’
Culture isn’t all about public subsidies – brands’ cash will be critical to the recovery too
Bank of Ireland to provide €1m for arts projects over next two years
Funding will be provided by the Bank of Ireland Begin Together Arts Fund, in partnership with the Business to Arts organisation
Keelin Shanley obituary: An ‘accidental journalist’ known for her curiosity, empathy and versatility
From a family of medics and scientists, she studied biochemistry before switching to media
Death of talented writer with compassionate understanding of human nature
Tributes paid to Kate Holmquist by journalistic colleagues
Corporate sponsors set to increase spending on arts, research shows
Nominations for Allianz Business to Arts Awards open until May 1st
Eight portraits of pioneering Irish medical women unveiled at Royal College of Surgeons
‘Women on Walls’ campaign started in 2016 at the Royal Irish Academy
Creative partnerships deliver €13m sponsponsorship to the arts
Business to Arts awards recognise companies and public sector bodies for innovative support
Post-Brexit era arts: Will they bask in an harsher spotlight?
Greater challenges in moving talent and sets may be offset by bodies shifting to Ireland
Nominations open for annual Business to Arts awards
Research shows 55% of firms that sponsor the arts increased their spend last year
The female trailblazers of Irish medicine
A new project highlights some of those who broke ground for women medics in Ireland and overseas
Business and arts executives to increase spend on digital
Joint PwC/Business to Arts poll points to key areas for investment, including social media
Dean Hotel and Accenture recognised for supporting arts
More than €6.5m spent by nominees in 26th annual Allianz Business to Arts awards
An Post and RTÉ among bodies given Business to Arts awards
1916 centenary programme ‘woven’ through record entry, says Minister
Two non-executive directors appointed to board of Irish Times
Appointments of Clare Duignan and Rhona Murphy follow resignation and anticipated retirements
Fifth anniversary: Fund It investors show wisdom of crowd
The Irish crowdfunding website has a 71% success rate for projects in creative areas
Average charity fundraising head salary is €60,000, report finds
Wages for such roles have stayed steady since 2012 despite difficulties in sector
Fundit reaches €3 million in pledges
Irish crowdfunding platform has funded 1,000 projects since 2011 launch
Kickstarter entering crowded Irish scene
Cantillon: has the crowdfunding website left it too late to make it big here?
Little Museum of Dublin and Google among winners of arts awards
President presents Allianz Business to Arts Awards which recognise creative partnerships
The ethical minefield of arts sponsorship
The fuss over Fleadh Cheoil’s clumsy association with Shell highlights how tricky it can be to find ‘a good fit’ in difficult times
How to harvest a crop of cash
Alternative ways for start-ups to get the investment they need to prosper
Philanthropy forum members raised concerns about Frank Flannery’s tax exile concession proposal
Former Fine Gael adviser and Rehab boss told Forum on Philanthropy members he would pursue plan on a personal basis.
Business to Arts brings the best of both worlds
It will be lucky for some as Allianz prepares for 13th year at the helm
As funding gets harder, what role for the State?
Government aid to continue but big need for philanthropic and private sources
Imma draws on a mix of fundraisers
As one of Ireland’s National Cultural Institutions, the Irish Museum of Modern Art (Imma) receives its funding directly from the Government, rather than through the Arts Council.
Arts organisations must seek out private as well as public sources for funding
Opinion: There is pressure on the taxpayer, but there is now support for organisations’ own fundraising efforts
Rough Magic and OTC win €230,000 Sky Arts award
Theatre companies to stage a Brecht and Weill play in large-scale immersive production
DAA, Barry’s Tea and The Irish Times among Allianz Business to Arts winners
22nd year of sponsorship awards celebrates what happens when “two worlds collide”
RTÉ radio boss Clare Duignan to leave
‘Key figure’ to depart in June, with Jim Jennings installed on interim basis
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