Eurav European Audio Visual CLG

25/08/2026

When you learn English. And then come to Ireland where we speak our own version of it...
This free, verifiable certificate multilingual course is to help you get on "grand", "have the craic" and be able to talk to "yer man" or "yer one" about something "deadly ":)
https://eane.eu/api/og/course/certificate-in-irish-english-communication?lang=en

18/08/2026

Very grateful to DroghedaLife.com for covering the 'Drogheda Through Our Eyes' project with film maker Declan Cassidy that we're hosting in the EurAV studio. Full story here:

A new Creative Ireland project is giving people from diverse backgrounds the chance to tell their own stories of Drogheda through film and other media.

13/08/2026

It was such a great pleasure to o partners from Music4All in Bucharest and to showcase the very unique Irish cultural norm that is ‘the session’ .

12/08/2026

I don't know anyone who isn't using AI to generate content. But, as it becomes more and more difficult to spot the fake from the fact, the EU has just brought new laws into effect to ensure that AI content is flagged as such. Here's a free online course - certificate and QR code verifiable in 14 languages across Europe - to help you, your business or your organisation to make sure you're compliant. EU AI Transparency & Compliance Certificate is sponsored by our organisation, EurAV in Ireland. You can thank me later 🙂

https://eane.eu/api/og/course/eu-ai-transparency-compliance-certificate?lang=en

17/06/2026

Seun Grace Atiroko was in studio recently to chat with Declan J Cassidy as part of the PodTV podcast series - a look at some of the newer members of our multicultural Irish family, in collaboration with Louth County Council LAIT. You can listen to the podcast here: https://them1.eu/listen/the-fascinating-seun-grace-atiroko-in-studio-for-podtv/

02/06/2026

This annual event is one not to miss!

🌍🎉 Join Hands 4 Unity at Taste of All Nations 2026 – Celebrating Culture, Community & Unity! 🎉🌍

Join Hands 4 Unity for an unforgettable day of food, music, dance and cultural celebration at Taste of All Nations 2026!

✨ Enjoy:
🍽️ International Food Stalls
🎶 Live Music & Dance All Day
🎨 Craft Fair
🎈 Balloon Modelling
🎭 Face Painting
🤝 A welcoming and inclusive community atmosphere for all ages

📅 Saturday, 20th June 2026
🕛 12:00pm – 5:00pm
📍 The Barbican Centre, William Street, Drogheda, A92 X004

Come along and experience the rich diversity of cultures that make our community so vibrant. Bring your family and friends and enjoy a day filled with fun, connection and celebration.

Supported by our Social Inclusion Team through the SICAP Programme.

💜🌎🎶🍲✨

01/06/2026

June 20th sees the community TV show 'Fusion Kitchen' launched online. All six episodes will be available to view on TVIE here: https://tvie.eu/coming-soon-to-tvie-fusion-kitchen/ To read about the project, funded by Coimisiún na Meán under the Sound and Vision programme with additional support from the SICAP team at Louth Local Development, visit https://fusionkitchenproject.eu The series was the brainchild of local TV and film creative Declan J Cassidy

28/05/2026

https://eurav.eu/2026/05/28/having-fled-for-his-life-sarwar-finds-support-in-the-dundalk-arts-community/

New article on our website with link to the latest podcast interview in our PodTV series in collaboration with Louth County Council LAIT. Sarwar speaks to Declan Declan J Cassidy about his escape from Kurdistan when the authorities took exception to the outspoken views in his creative work.

25/05/2026

Sarwar was living a successful life as a writer and artist in his native Kurdistan - until his work started criticising those in power. After a long and dangerous exodus from his homeland, Sarwar has found support among the arts community in Ireland. This is the second in a series of podcasts in collaboration with
Louth County Council LAIT where Declan J Cassidy chats with some of the newer members of the Irish social family.

22/05/2026

We need more opportunities to celebrate together in a world that drags us into screens and tries to divide rather than unite.