MISC. Magazine Issue 125

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CULTURE..

Give Us The Night

Words by Tom Jordan Collage by Aoife Donnellan

A

pattern of implicit bias to be allowed to stay open past state body. Give Us The Night against specific types of 12.30am. These licensing laws has been in contact with the

cultural output is emerging in are outdated and have inspired Arts Council and have told Dublin, leaving local inhabitants heated debate regarding the MISC. that while the council without a healthy and vibrant economics and moral politics of agrees in principle with their nightlife. Give Us the Night is the laws. a campaign launched in 2019

endeavours,

they

implied

The Arts Council was that as they are a government

in an effort to effect positive established under the Arts Act agency it would not be feasible change to nightlife in Ireland. 2003 in order to promote the to The campaign is specifically knowledge,

appreciation

publicly

endorse

the

and campaign.

looking for a complete overhaul practice of the arts in Ireland, of the Special Exemption Orders among other things. Like the act on

The lack of value placed the

cultural

potential

system. This system currently under which it was established, of nightlife and the culture enforced in Ireland results in the Arts Council should not associated with it can be seen premises having to apply weekly discriminate based on thematic, in the diminishing venues in for a “special exemption order� aesthetic

or

philosophical Dublin. Earlier in the year the

from the District Court in order frameworks as an independent Tivoli theatre, home to District

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