Prizes
1st Prize €20,000, sponsored by KPMG
2nd Prize €10,000, sponsored by Tom Corran
3rd Prize €5,000, sponsored by Stewart and Avice Harrington
The three main prizes awarded by the Jury will be based on performances in all rounds.
The Joe McCullough Prize for Chamber Music of €2,000 will be awarded for the best performance of a piano quintet in the Semi-Final Round, sponsored by Elizabeth Aylmer and Eoin McCullough.
The Ita Stephens Prize for Beethoven of €2,000 will be awarded to the best performance of a work by Beethoven in any round of the Competition, sponsored by Fiona Eogan.
The Charles J. Brennan Prize of €1,500 and the McCullough Bursary of €7,500 will be awarded to the highest-placed Irish competitor in the Competition.
A prize of €1,000 each will be awarded to the five semi-finalists not admitted to the finals. These are sponsored by Siobhán Brady, Colma Brioscú, Hilary Collins and Brenda and David Wilkes.
Click here to see the list of Engagements offered in principle by the DIPC.
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