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Roisin McDonough

Roisin McDonough

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Director, artscouncil-ni.org

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Crime And Court , General News , Education

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Topics that don't fall in the lifestyle and wellness wheelhouse

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Total articles 5

  • Arts Council Northern Ireland publishes 10-year strategy

    By Karly Greene, Roisin McDonough Verified| ArtsProfessional Verified Arts Council of Northern Ireland will introduce a three-year funding cycle and seek to generate more income for the sector to ensure its financial stability as part of its plans for the next decade. The body's Strategic Plan for 2024-2034, published this week, features six outcomes that will inform its actions over the next ten years.

    By Karly Greene, Roisin McDonough Verified · ArtsProfessional

    May. 10, 2024

  • All you need to know about chimpanzees - our closest relative - including where they live, what they eat, and how they use tools

    By Roisin McDonough Verified| BBC Wildlife Magazine Verified Chimpanzees our one of our closest living relatives, and we share 98% of our genetic DNA with them. Like us, chimpanzees are hominids – or great apes – of which there are eight extant species in four genera: Homo (of which only we humans remain), Pongo (Bornean, Sumatran and Tapanuli orangutans), Gorilla (eastern and western gorillas) and (chimps and bonobos). There are four confirmed subspecies of chimpanzee: Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes ellioti), Central chimpanzee (P. t.

    By Roisin McDonough Verified · BBC Wildlife Magazine

    Jul. 13, 2022

  • Arts Council Northern Ireland publishes 10-year strategy

    By Karly Greene, Roisin McDonough Verified| ArtsProfessional Verified Arts Council of Northern Ireland will introduce a three-year funding cycle and seek to generate more income for the sector to ensure its financial stability as part of its plans for the next decade. The body's Strategic Plan for 2024-2034, published this week, features six outcomes that will inform its actions over the next ten years.

    By Karly Greene, Roisin McDonough Verified · ArtsProfessional

    May. 10, 2024

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artscouncil-ni.org