The Tipperary Culture and Creativity Strategy 2023–2027 has been published. Over the past five years the Creative Ireland programme has supported groups and organisations right across the county in activating and supporting creativity in our communities.

This strategy allows our Tipperary County Council to look broadly at creative endeavour and community and identifies strategic priorities for the coming years. Tipperary County Council looks forward to the collaborations and initiatives that will evolve throughout this process and to seeing the implementation of the plan over the next five years

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The Programme for Government recognises the
significant economic opportunity to unlock potential within
the digital creative industries. Building on the work of the
Audiovisual Action Plan, the goal of this Roadmap is to add
value in establishing Ireland as a global leader in supporting
commercial success and export growth across design,
digital games, and wider content creation sectors,
recognising their importance to our economy.
In general, creative industries are those industries
which utilise creativity as a means to deliver commercial
success and employment. 

Consistent with EU industrial
activity classification and within UN organisations, these
industries are taken to encompass a broad range of sectors
including advertising, design, software and digital games,
the audiovisual sector, publishing and press, architecture,
music, fashion, the wider arts, libraries and cultural heritage.

Building on the progress made with the implementation
of the Audiovisual Action Plan, this Roadmap focuses on the
digital creative industry sub-sectors of design, digital games
and wider content creation.

You will find the full document attached below.