Dance Limerick Hub CLG is a company limited by guarantee without a share capital. The company has charitable status and is governed by the Board of Directors which meets quarterly. Dance Limerick Hub CLG recognises the importance of maintaining the highest standards of corporate governance in the interest of all our stakeholders. The Board has adopted codes of best practice which go beyond the minimum legal requirements in order to ensure the highest level of transparency and accountability.
Dance Limerick Hub CLG is on the journey to become a Type C organisation and signed up to the Code of Governance and the Principles of Good Fundraising. Registered Office: 1 & 2 John’s Square, Limerick Company Number: 531426 CHY Number: 21251 Charity Regulator Reference Number: 20084448
Dance Limerick CLG | Legal Constitution
Dance Limerick CLG | Code of Governance
Dance Limerick | Child Safeguarding Statement
Dance Limerick | Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy
Dance Limerick | Artist Pay Policy
Dance Limerick | Environmental Policy and Actions
Dance Limerick Audited Accounts to 31/12/2022
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Dance Limerick Privacy Policy
The new EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) come into force from 25th May 2018. Dance Limerick is committed to safeguarding any information given to us. To support upcoming changes in European data law we have updated our privacy policy which gives you clear information on how we handle and protect your personal data. See below for Dance Limerick’s complete Privacy Statement.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr Michael Finneran (Chair)
Elected 2017
Founding head of the Department of Drama and Theatre Studies at Mary Immaculate College. He has worked in drama at Mary Immaculate College since 1998 and prior to his current role, was the Head of the Department of Arts Education & Physical Education from 2008-2014. Dr Finneran was recently nominated by the Minister for Education and Skills to the High Level Implementation Group which has responsibility for overseeing work on the Arts in Education Charter in Ireland.
Carina McGrail
Elected 2016
Carina is Executive Director at Dublin Dance Festival. She has a degree in Contemporary Dance from De Montford University, UK and is a graduate of the Cultural Policy and Arts Management programme at University College Dublin. She has over 20 years experience designing and producing arts programmes in Ireland. Carina is an accredited coach. She co-founded the Upsource Network, a collaborative arts network which is piloting arts leadership development across 12 performing arts organisations in Ireland. Previous roles include Creative Director at St Patrick’s Festival; Producer for Landmark Productions theatre company; Programmer for Festival of World Cultures family programme and Advisor to the Arts Council of Ireland across street arts, circus and spectacle.
Roxy Theobald
Elected 2022
Contemporary dance instructor, cultural educator, poet and digital artist, Roxy Régine THEOBALD works currently as a PhD researcher-practitioner and guest lecturer at IWAMD-UL. She has been awarded an Irish Research Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship (2022-2023).
Liz Kelly
Elected August 2024
Liz Kelly is Director of Poetry Ireland. She has extensive experience across the arts at national level, working for the Arts Council and at local level, as a creative producer, facilitator and manager of arts programmes and events for local authorities, festival communities and local projects. These include Culture Night, Bealtaine, local authority arts programmes for Tipperary, Wicklow, Clare and Mayo Arts Officers, Sing Ireland, Music Generation and the Design and Crafts Council of Ireland. Liz has been director of Ennis Book Club Festival and of dlr Mountains to Sea Book Festival. She was the producer of Small Towns Big Ideas, a Galway 2020 programme through which 72 projects across Galway city and county mobilised local communities and artists to celebrate their rich culture in both urban and rural settings.
Tiziana Margaria
Elected August 2024
Professor Dr.-Ing. Tiziana Margaria holds the Chair of Software Systems at the Faculty of Science and Engineering, Department of Computer Science and Information Systems at the University of Limerick. She studied Ingegneria Elettronica at the Politecnico di Torino in Turin and earned her Ph.D. there in 1993. She held professorships at the universities of Göttingen and Potsdam in Germany. In 1997 she co-founded the International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer and in 2004 she co-founded the ISoLA conference series that she runs till today. In 1997, she co-founded METAFrame Technologies GmbH, which she continues to manage as CEO. She is a Principal Investigator at the Lero and I-Form Science Foundation Ireland national Research Centres, and Co-Director of the National Centre of Research Training in AI. She is currently Vice President of the Irish Computer Society, the IFIP WG 10.5 on Electronic Design Automation and EASST, the European Association of Software Science and Technology.
