Ryan defends decision to spend €2m on artistic projects highlighting climate change

Some 14 projects will share the €2 million “Creative Climate Action fund”
Eamon Ryan said the projects are about “working with communities”. Picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

Eamon Ryan said the projects are about “working with communities”. Picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

Thu, 29 Jul, 2021 - 12:54
Vivienne Clarke and Steve Neville

Minister for Climate Eamon Ryan has defended the decision to spend €2m on artistic projects highlighting climate change.

The project was announced by Mr Ryan and Tourism, Culture and Arts Minister Catherine Martin this morning.

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