€245,500 fund available to Irish musicians for instruments

It was announced by Music Network who administer the Music Capital Scheme that €245,500 will be available to the fund this year for musicians.

The Music Capital Scheme, established by the Arts Council, supported by the Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs and managed by Music Network, comprises two distinct awards that provide funding for the purchase of musical instruments to both non-professional performing groups (usually brass and pipe bands) and to professional musicians (all individuals).

The Music Capital Scheme has funded 301 musicians, groups and organisations, benefitting up to 31,000 people throughout Ireland since its inception in 2008.

Musicians can see how to apply on the Music Network site.

See Also

DeBarras in Clonakilty deemed one of the world’s Top 10 Music Venues in the world by Lonely Planet 

Last year’s How Music Works interview with Music Network’s Sharon Rollston.

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