If you wish to chose the Save and Finish Later option, as per the tab below, the following details must be completed on the application form:
Fields with * are required.
The applicant is the proposed grantee
Please provide in the following format incuding Who, What, Where and When (note specific date format) Presentation of / Performance of / Tour of WHAT by WHOM at VENUE, CITY, COUNTRY, DATES.
Both Amount sought and Amount confirmed columns must be filled in
While the items below are not generally available for support by Culture Ireland their inclusion here is to show the full scale and cost of the project. Note: where the Irish component of the project/event is but one item within a much larger project/event, the overall cost of the project is to be scaled back accordingly e.g. 10 acts are performing/being presented and 2 are from Ireland - overall cost of project for this application's purposes becomes therefore one fifth of the larger project/event cost.
( Information on how to obtain an Irish tax ID should be sought from the Office of Revenue Commissioners (www.revenue.ie). International applicants who neither have an Irish tax registration nor a permanent established place of business in the State should contact Revenue Non- Residents Unit (Collector General’s Office, Sarsfield House, Francis Street, Limerick, e-mail: nonrestaxclearance@revenue.ie). Only in circumstances where it is not possible for the applicant to obtain a tax ID in applicant’s name from the Office of Revenue Commissioners (for example in cases of applications made by groups of independent artists or band of musicians), a payee should be nominated in part 4 of the application form to receive the funds on behalf of the applicant. Should this be the case, the nominated person will be required to provide their bank and tax details.
Before submitting we advise that you print a copy of this application form for your records.
The following material should be uploaded:
Please note that only new documentation which was not available at the time of the application will be accepted after the closing date.
The following file formats can be accepted (up to a total combined limit of 20Mb):
All files that are uploaded as support material must be appropriately named. The file name should make it clear what the file represents or contains. It needs to be clear from the file name whether the document is a CV, or a review of an applicant's work.
Please note that by uploading images you are consenting to them being used in promotional material by Culture Ireland.
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