Other Campaigns
If you are thinking of making a major gift, here is information about some of the major capital/philanthropic campaigns in the arts and cultural sector in Ireland.
Irish Theatre Trust
The Dublin Theatre Festival established the Irish Theatre Trust in 2001, to provide a programme of events, projects and initiatives aimed at inspiring, cultivating and celebrating emerging artists and enhancing the vitality of Irish theatre.
The Model Arts and Niland Gallery
Located in Sligo, The Model Arts and Niland Gallery is about to undergo an exhilarating and innovative redevelopment. The future vision is to create a flagship contemporary arts space that will allow the Model to meet its future ambitions and play a defining role in Ireland’s cultural future.
The Royal Hibernian Academy
The Royal Hibernian Academy has almost achieved completion of its ‘21st Century Campaign’. The last stage is a state of the art auditorium, which will allow an expanded lecture programme for friends, artists and the public combined with storage space and workshops.
Smock Alley Theatre
The Gaiety School of Acting is re-building a theatre on the site of the original 1662 Smock Alley at the SS Michael & Johns Church on Exchange Street Lower, in the heart of Old Temple Bar which will be a resource for the theatre community as a whole.
Wexford Festival Opera
Leaving a legacy to Wexford Festival Opera is a very effective way to support the organisation helping it to fulfil its potential and ensure that future generations will benefit. It costs you nothing now but will be very important to the organisation in the future.
Irish Theatre Trust
The Dublin Theatre Festival established the Irish Theatre Trust in 2001, to provide a programme of events, projects and initiatives aimed at inspiring, cultivating and celebrating emerging artists and enhancing the vitality of Irish theatre.
The Model Arts and Niland Gallery
Located in Sligo, The Model Arts and Niland Gallery is about to undergo an exhilarating and innovative redevelopment. The future vision is to create a flagship contemporary arts space that will allow the Model to meet its future ambitions and play a defining role in Ireland’s cultural future.
The Royal Hibernian Academy
The Royal Hibernian Academy has almost achieved completion of its ‘21st Century Campaign’. The last stage is a state of the art auditorium, which will allow an expanded lecture programme for friends, artists and the public combined with storage space and workshops.
Smock Alley Theatre
The Gaiety School of Acting is re-building a theatre on the site of the original 1662 Smock Alley at the SS Michael & Johns Church on Exchange Street Lower, in the heart of Old Temple Bar which will be a resource for the theatre community as a whole.
Wexford Festival Opera
Leaving a legacy to Wexford Festival Opera is a very effective way to support the organisation helping it to fulfil its potential and ensure that future generations will benefit. It costs you nothing now but will be very important to the organisation in the future.
The Redeveloped Royal Hibernian Academy in Dublin