Ireland rolls out pioneering basic income scheme for artists

February 10, 2026 at 04:26 PM

By The Star Malaysia

Ireland rolls out pioneering basic income scheme for artists

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DUBLIN, Feb 10 (Reuters) - ‌Ireland rolled out a permanent basic income scheme for the arts on ‌Tuesday, pledging to pay 2,000 creative workers 325 euros ($387) per week ‌following a trial that participants said eased financial strain and allowed them to spend more time on projects. Read full story

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DUBLIN, Feb 10 (Reuters) - ‌Ireland rolled out a permanent basic income scheme for the arts on ‌Tuesday, pledging to pay 2,000 creative workers 325 euros ($387) per week ‌following a trial that participants said eased financial strain and allowed them to spend more time on projects. Read full story This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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DUBLIN, Feb 10 (Reuters) - ‌Ireland rolled out a permanent basic income scheme for the arts on ‌Tuesday, pledging to pay 2,000 creative workers 325 euros ($387) per week ‌following a trial that participants said eased financial strain and allowed them to spend more time on projects. Read full story

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