A group of music industry professionals seeking transparency around the process and allocation of the MISP funding. All details available at link below ↘️
We are speaking for & on behalf of very concerned music industry professionals.All information here is in the public domain and is readily available.
We have no issue with any artist who received funding,rather an issue with the process and allocation of the grants.#ForTheFuture
We are speaking for & on behalf of very concerned music industry professionals.All information here is in the public domain and is readily available.
We have no issue with any artist who received funding,rather an issue with the process and allocation of the grants.#ForTheFuture
The Senior Investigator at @OICIreland stated that “two fields had been deleted from the originals…before the records were sent to the Department...”
- does this not constitute altering records? @cathmartingreen
https://t.co/J8TN6wkyOB
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Article I wrote for @eolasmagazine on some of the challenges facing people making information access requests in Ireland.
And some suggestions for improving how FOI works for the review that has been promised by government:
https://t.co/8qkUt8i2pP
@MISPTransparent@OICIreland Some very interesting facts here that should be read by all applicants who failed to get funding from the first LPSS Scheme. We’ll done @MISPTransparent for sticking to the task… somebody caught with their hands in the cookie jar @DeptCulturelRL take note.
An overdue update for those asking about our FOI request/s which began last December.
After many, many delays, continuous missed deadlines and having to constantly follow up, we put an appeal in to @OICIreland
Here is the OIC’s full report:
https://t.co/Ogdt7y8HxG
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It was also clear from the start that three of the FOI personnel dealing with our request work for @culture_ireland. This was a clear conflict of interest as they fund and work with FMC. Their Programme Manager was also on the MISP judging panel.
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@briancrosbyx1@cathmartingreen Brian there is no optimism for hundreds of artists who expected a fair crack. We first had MISP and every scheme since follows the same route. Subjective distribution of funds. It is shocking out here and no one in there is listening. Read the stories. Chosen few get the gravy.
A thread. This was a meeting that most in the events industry didn't know about with @cathmartingreen on September 2. One week later a €5m scheme announced. Half of applicated got nothing but some are directors of businesses that got repeated grants worth huge amounts.
well said @GerardHowlin in today’s @SunTimesIreland The music industry in Ireland was partly to blame for the last fiasco as articulated by @MISPTransparent . We had no cohesive group to talk to @cathmartingreen .... but we are working on it now🦊
@Jennimusic_ie@FMC_Ireland @DeptCulturelRL @cathmartingreen@culture_ireland To regain and increase confidence around this there still needs to be accountability & engagement.
The future of our industry can only be made better by fixing what is wrong in the present, not ignoring it and repeating the past
@Jennimusic_ie@FMC_Ireland @DeptCulturelRL @cathmartingreen@culture_ireland To regain and increase confidence around this there still needs to be accountability & engagement.
The future of our industry can only be made better by fixing what is wrong in the present, not ignoring it and repeating the past