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Tá borradh faoi na healaíona Éireannacha i láthair na huaire agus an tAire Turasóireachta, Cultúir, Ealaíon, Gaeltachta, Spóirt agus Meán, Catherine Martin TD ag fógairt go bhfuil maoiniú do níos mó ná €745,000 ceadaigh chun ealaíona na hÉireann a chur chun cinn ar fud an domhain.
Rachaidh an maoiniú chun tairbhe do 101 tionscadal in 22 tír, lena n-áirítear damhsa, scannán, litríocht, ceol, drámaíocht, na hamharcealaíona, ailtireacht agus sorcas.
Ag fógairt na ngradam, dúirt an tAire Martin: "Tá lúcháir orm an babhta maonithe seo de chuid Chultúr Éireann a fhógairt a chuirfidh ealaíona na hÉireann chun cinn ar fud an domhain, rud a chruthóidh deiseanna nua d’ealaíontóirí Éireannacha a gcuid saothar a chur i láthair ar fud an domhain."
Taispeánfar tionscadail Éireannacha i dtíortha mar an Astráil, an Chóiré, an Liotuáin, an Ghearmáin, Albain, an Netarlands, an Iodáil agus an RA.
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