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Corporate Supporters

Supporters

DIPC is a registered charity and we rely on donations to continue our work.

 

 

 

We wish to acknowledge the generous support of an anonymous donor through the Ireland Funds of America – Donor Advised Fund.

Partners

Over the years, the Dublin International Piano Competition has received valuable support and cooperation from its strategic partners. These include:

Uachtaráin na hÉireann / President of Ireland

For many decades, the Competition has been privileged to have the patronage of the President of Ireland. The Competition is currently under the patronage of Michael D. Higgins, President of Ireland, who presented the prizes at the 2012, 2015 and 2018  Competition.

Past Irish Presidents Patrick J. Hillery, Mary Robinson and Mary McAleese also all honoured the Competition with their patronage.

Public Funding

The DIPC receives funding from the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.

RTÉ

Since the inception of the DIPC, when the then Director General Vincent Finn responded generously and enthusiastically to John O’Conor’s request for support, RTÉ have continued to give backbone to all the Competition’s activities. Finals and Semi-Finals have been televised, and four documentaries have been produced.

RTÉ lyric fm sponsors the commissioned Irish pieces, which will be performed at the 2025 DIPC in the quarter finals. RTÉ lyric fm have also recorded the Finals and Semi-Finals for radio, and have  ecorded the majority of the Competition’s concerts in intervening years.

Steinway & Sons

After many years of association with Steinway & Sons, in 2012 the Competition was fortunate to become an all-Steinway competition. We are grateful to Steinway and their agents in Ireland for providing their legendary instruments for performance and practice as well as an expert band of technicians to keep the instruments at the top of their form.

Music Schools

Music schools including the TU Dublin Conservatoire of Music, the Royal Irish Academy of Music and the CIT Cork School of Music provide support and encouragement to their young pianists who aspire to take part in the Competition.

Department of Foreign Affairs

The Department of Foreign Affairs has assisted with the Competitions work in many cities all over the world, opening doors and making introductions, and has helped from the start to raise the international profile of each Dublin International Piano Competition winner.

Press and Media

Since its beginning, the Competition has always drawn lively interest from the media. National and local press have given wide coverage to all winners.

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