Arts community welcomes €52m injection

The performing arts community is welcoming the announcement that more than €52m is to be provided for the Arts Council next year.

Arts community welcomes €52m injection
Thu, 13 Nov, 2003 - 17:43

The performing arts community is welcoming the announcement that more than €52m is to be provided for the Arts Council next year.

Chief Executive of the Theatre Forum, Tania Banotti, says Ireland still has one of Europe's lowest public spending on the Arts but, given the current climate, it is a good result.

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