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Irish Professional Photographers
& Videographers Association
Supporting professional photography and videography since 1949.
Our association · Est. 1949
The IPPVA is Ireland’s representative association for professional photographers and videographers. Since 1949, we have brought our industry together to share knowledge, build connections and champion exceptional work.
As a not-for-profit association, we support our members through education, professional development and a community that understands their craft. We also help clients find the right professional for the moments and stories that matter.


Find your professional
From a family milestone to a brand’s next campaign, choose a photographer or videographer who brings skill, care and professionalism to your project.
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Build your professional future with people who understand it. Join a network of photographers and videographers who share knowledge, encourage ambition and champion the value of our work.

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Discover the IPPVA Awards, celebrating creativity, technical skill and the people advancing photography and videography in Ireland.
30 August 2026

Julia Dunin’s award-winning image is currently welcoming every visitor to the World Photographic Cup website.
Read the story: Irish Photography Front and Centre at the World Photographic Cup18 August 2026

Vincent O’Byrne or Vinnie, as he was affectionately known by many, was a huge presence in photography, both here in Ireland and across Europe.
Read the story: One of the Finest: A Tribute to Vincent O’Byrne21 July 2026

The search for images to represent Ireland at the World Photographic Cup 2027 has begun.
Read the story: World Photographic Cup 2027: Could Your Image Represent Ireland?