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Projects exploring climate change on our landscape are included in call by Offaly County Council
CREATIVE Ireland Creative Communities Grant scheme 2025 is now open.
Offaly County Council’s Creative Ireland programme seeks to support communities and artists working together to explore and present aspects of Offaly’s heritage through varying art forms through a range of grants.
Projects exploring the impact of climate change on our landscape, built, natural and cultural heritage are included in this project call.
Grants will range from €250 - €1,500 for exploratory/incubator grants and developing the artists’ work with the community up to €5,000 for fully developed proposals. Grants up to €8,000 may be awarded for the delivery of exceptional projects. Projects must be completed and paperwork submitted by the end of October 2025.
All applications received must link with one of Offaly’s strategic priorities as set out in Offaly Culture & Creativity Strategy 2023-2027
The closing date for receipt of applications is noon, Friday, February 21.
If you have any queries in relation to the grant scheme or would like to discuss a project idea, please contact Creative Communities Engagement Officer, Karen Gray on 086-0828313 or by email to kgray@offalycoco.ie
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