Wednesday, 24 January 2018

The Ireland Funds Monaco


The IFM Bursaries

The Ireland Funds Monaco Residential Bursaries have been established to enable literary and academic writers born or living in Ireland to pursue a current project during a one-month residency at The Princess Grace Irish Library in Monaco. The Bursaries are aimed at writers in each category who have already published some work of note and are current engaged in work-in-progress which would benefit in some regard from holding the award.

The literary and academic bursaries are held respectively during mid-March – mid-April and the month of October of each calendar year.

In addition to the cost of air flights and accommodation, the Bursary entails an honorarium of €1,300 to be presented to holder on completion of the period of tenure. A daily subsistence will be made available in the form of weekly payments while the recipient remains in the Principality of Monaco.


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