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Fundraising Fellowship, Ireland – Thoughts From Gill Fenton, Marketing Development Manager, Lime Tree Theatre

November 6th, 2020
Gillian Fenton
I’m fortunate to work at Lime Tree Theatre, which is a purpose-built, 510 seat venue based in Limerick. It is designed to host major touring c... Read more

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Lime Tree Theatre & Music Network Announced As Two Organisations Set To Take Part In Fundraising Fellowship, Ireland (2020-2022)

March 11th, 2020
Business to Arts
Business to Arts in partnership with the Department of Culture, Heritage & Gaeltacht have announced the two successful organisations who w... Read more

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Fundraising Fellowship Ireland – Year 1 Thoughts From Fiona Garvan, Development Executive, Dublin Theatre Festival

May 21st, 2019
Business to Arts Picture Conor McCabe
Dublin Theatre Festival is Europe’s longest running theatre festival. Our mission is to contribute to the vibrant social and cultural life of ... Read more

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Fundraising Fellowship Ireland – Year 1 Thoughts From Aoibhie McCarthy, Marketing & Development Officer, Cork Film Festival

May 16th, 2019
Business to Arts Picture Conor McCabe
Cork Film Festival (CFF) is Ireland’s first and largest film festival, a local, national and international celebration of cinema, in Cork each... Read more

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Fundraising Fellowship Ireland – Year 1 Thoughts from John Mc Evoy, Development & Marketing, Druid, Galway

May 14th, 2019
Business to Arts Picture Conor McCabe
I am now almost 12 months into the two-year Fundraising Fellowship Ireland programme. In that time Druid’s fundraising and development activit... Read more

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