Balloon Modellers and Children’s Entertainers: Check Your Stock Following Safety Warnings Entertainers who use balloons as part of their work are being advised to check their stock following recent product…
Clare Tourism Development is inviting expressions of interest from creative professionals to form a panel they can call upon for scheduled events on an ad-hoc basis throughout the year.
What was the Basic Income for the Arts? Launched in 2022, the Basic Income for the Arts (BIA) was a three-year pilot programme by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.
Street Performer Byelaws in Cork City Cork City Council’s Street Performer Byelaws have been in effect since 20 May 2024. They are designed to ensure that performers, businesses, and the…
Pop Up Opportunities at The Elms Home & Living Café The Elms Home & Living in Punchestown, Co. Kildare is opening its café space to host a new series of…
Street Performer Byelaws in Cork City Cork City Council has introduced new Street Performer Byelaws, which came into effect on 20 May 2024. These rules are designed to keep performances…
A liability waiver is a legal document used to help protect a person or organisation from being held responsible for injuries or damages that may occur during a specific activity or event. It is often used to shift the risk from the organiser to the participant, who agrees to take part at their own risk. In Ireland, the law does not allow people to waive their rights in cases involving personal injury or death .
Discover essential guidance on RAMS (Risk Assessment and Method Statement) for face painting! This post ensures safety and compliance at events, helping you deliver secure and enjoyable experiences for customers. Whether you're new or improving protocols, this resource is essential.
