Bursaries available for ‘Home with The Henry Girls’ residency in Malin this summer
Join The Henry Girls – Karen, Lorna and Jolene – in the stunning surroundings of Ireland’s northernmost village
Earagail Arts Festival 2026 is offering a select number of inclusive arts bursaries for the annual ‘Home with The Henry Girls’ residency this summer.
The ‘Home with The Henry Girls’ residency takes place from Monday 13th July until Friday 17th July, 10am-4pm daily, at Malin Presbyterian Church in Malin town.
The aim of the bursaries, funded by Optum Ireland, is to enhance access to the arts, and they’re offered to participants for whom there may be barriers to participation, including physical, economic, social, emotional or cultural.
Join The Henry Girls – Karen, Lorna and Jolene – in the stunning surroundings of Ireland’s northernmost village of Malin, where they will explore the necessary tools and skills for inspiring and facilitating the craft of songwriting, arranging and performing.
The Home with The Henry Girls - Optum Inclusive Arts Bursary includes five-day workshop fees and lunch each day. The bursary does not include accommodation, evening meals, and other optional activities.
Earagail Arts Festival is committed to supporting the inclusion and skills development of people from different ethnic backgrounds, people with disabilities, and those from rural communities.
If you would like to apply for a Home with The Henry Girls - Optum Inclusive Arts Bursary, visit www.eaf.ie to download the application form and submit to email [email protected] by 5pm on Friday 29th May.
Applicants must be aged 18+. For further information e-mail: [email protected]