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Likely chair successions

Charities whose chair had served nine years or more at the register snapshot. A long chairship is a filed fact, not a prediction of departure.

Likely chair successions

1St & 4Th Clare Ennis Scout Group Watchlist chair 59.5y
  • Chair has served 59.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 3 of 4 trustees were appointed during 2019 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Cié Group Employees' Social & Welfare Association High-priority approach chair 58.7y
  • Chair has served 58.7 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 8 of 19 trustees were appointed during 2021 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Larger board of 19 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Holy Family National School Watchlist chair 54.8y
  • Chair has served 54.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 6 of 8 trustees share a 2019 appointment date - more likely a bulk register update than a genuine cohort, so not scored.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Donagh Parish Church Body Watchlist chair 50.5y
  • Chair has served 50.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 8 of 10 trustees share a 2017 appointment date - more likely a bulk register update than a genuine cohort, so not scored.
  • Larger board of 10 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Dromahair Development Association/Tidy Towns Watchlist chair 44.8y
  • Chair has served 44.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
The Friends of the National Collections of Ireland Watchlist chair 44.5y
  • Chair has served 44.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.5 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 85% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 27 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Westport/Aror (Kenya) Partnership. High-priority approach chair 42.5y
  • Chair has served 42.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 7 trustees were appointed during 2022 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
Kilkenny School of Music Medium-priority approach chair 42.1y
  • Chair has served 42.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 16.1 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 67% of the board has served more than nine years.
St Columba's National School Watchlist chair 41.1y
  • Chair has served 41.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2015 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
The Edward Richards-Orpen Memorial Trust Medium-priority approach chair 41.0y
  • Chair has served 41.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Limerick Protestant Orphan and Childcare Society High-priority approach chair 40.8y
  • Chair has served 40.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 12.3 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 67% of the board has served more than nine years.
Louvain Development Trust Medium-priority approach chair 39.8y
  • Chair has served 39.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 11.1 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 80% of the board has served more than nine years.
Galbally Voluntary Housing Association Ltd High-priority approach chair 39.2y
  • Chair has served 39.2 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.2 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 4 of 7 trustees were appointed during 2010 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 71% of the board has served more than nine years.
Mayflower Community Centre Company Limited By Guarantee Watchlist chair 38.8y
  • Chair has served 38.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 18.8 years is in the top 9% of Irish registered charities.
  • 92% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 12 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Easkey Community Council CLG Watchlist chair 38.7y
  • Chair has served 38.7 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Youth Development Project Company Limited By Guarantee High-priority approach chair 38.2y
  • Chair has served 38.2 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 6 of 10 trustees were appointed during 2017 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Larger board of 10 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Scoil TóGala Mhuire Watchlist chair 38.1y
  • Chair has served 38.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2019 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Rathmore Community Childcare Ltd Medium-priority approach chair 38.1y
  • Chair has served 38.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 60% of the board has served more than nine years.
Raphoe & Ballindrait Congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland Watchlist chair 37.5y
  • Chair has served 37.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 19.3 years is in the top 8% of Irish registered charities.
  • 61% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 18 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
FondúIreacht An Bhlascaoid Medium-priority approach chair 36.9y
  • Chair has served 36.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Festina Lente Enterprises Limited Medium-priority approach chair 36.8y
  • Chair has served 36.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Valentia Community Health and Welfare Association High-priority approach chair 36.3y
  • Chair has served 36.3 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 12.3 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 57% of the board has served more than nine years.
Solicitors' Benevolent Association Watchlist chair 36.0y
  • Chair has served 35.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 24 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
  • Board of 24 is far above the typical 7 - likely a membership or diocesan body, so not treated as a priority approach.
Gaelscoil Thomais Daibhis Watchlist chair 35.9y
  • Chair has served 35.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.5 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Holy Ghost Hospital-Waterford. Medium-priority approach chair 35.6y
  • Chair has served 35.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Larger board of 11 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Dromcollogher Community Housing Association Limited Medium-priority approach chair 35.2y
  • Chair has served 35.2 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
St Brigid's Girls National School Killester Watchlist chair 35.1y
  • Chair has served 35.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Matt Talbot Community Trust Medium-priority approach chair 34.8y
  • Chair has served 34.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Cavan No1 National School Watchlist chair 34.6y
  • Chair has served 34.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 11.6 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Bray Old Folks Association. Medium-priority approach chair 34.5y
  • Chair has served 34.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Kilmallock and District Mental Health Association Medium-priority approach chair 34.4y
  • Chair has served 34.4 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 12.1 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 67% of the board has served more than nine years.
Old Coolattin Country Limited High-priority approach chair 33.5y
  • Chair has served 33.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 11.9 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 86% of the board has served more than nine years.
Energy Action Limited Medium-priority approach chair 33.1y
  • Chair has served 33.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
Wexford Centre Project Company Limited By Guarantee Medium-priority approach chair 33.0y
  • Chair has served 33.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 18.7 years is in the top 9% of Irish registered charities.
  • 80% of the board has served more than nine years.
Lismoil N S Medium-priority approach chair 33.0y
  • Chair has served 33.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Hartstown Community School Medium-priority approach chair 32.8y
  • Chair has served 32.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Larger board of 11 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Bishopstown Community Association Watchlist chair 32.6y
  • Chair has served 32.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Scoil Naomh Gobnait Watchlist chair 32.1y
  • Chair has served 32.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 15.1 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
The Irish Blue Cross High-priority approach chair 31.6y
  • Chair has served 31.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 71% of the board has served more than nine years.
North Louth Hospice and Home Care Foundation Medium-priority approach chair 31.1y
  • Chair has served 31.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 5 trustees were appointed during 2018 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
West of Ireland Evangelical Trust Medium-priority approach chair 30.9y
  • Chair has served 30.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Amdcc Limited Medium-priority approach chair 30.8y
  • Chair has served 30.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
The National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'Ís of Ireland Medium-priority approach chair 30.5y
  • Chair has served 30.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Wexford Heritage Trust High-priority approach chair 30.5y
  • Chair has served 30.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 10.4 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 56% of the board has served more than nine years.
Monageer National School Watchlist chair 30.1y
  • Chair has served 30.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 11.0 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Multyfarnham Group Water Scheme Society Ltd. Medium-priority approach chair 30.0y
  • Chair has served 30.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 12.2 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 4 of 5 trustees were appointed during 2012 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
Inishowen Maritime Heritage Company Limited By Guarantee High-priority approach chair 29.9y
  • Chair has served 29.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2023 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
Buncrana Community Leisure Centre Co Operative Society Limited Medium-priority approach chair 29.9y
  • Chair has served 29.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Meath Archaeological and Historical Society. High-priority approach chair 29.5y
  • Chair has served 29.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 56% of the board has served more than nine years.
Fort Dunree Military Museum Company Limited By Guarantee High-priority approach chair 29.3y
  • Chair has served 29.3 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 6 of 10 trustees were appointed during 2024 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Larger board of 10 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Meals on Wheels Gorey Watchlist chair 29.1y
  • Chair has served 29.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Convent Primary School High-priority approach chair 29.1y
  • Chair has served 29.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 17.4 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
Knocklong Glenbrohane Elton Voluntary Housing Assoc. Ltd. Medium-priority approach chair 29.0y
  • Chair has served 29.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
St Laserian's School High-priority approach chair 28.9y
  • Chair has served 28.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.9 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
Blackcastle Theatre Company Ltd. High-priority approach chair 28.9y
  • Chair has served 28.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.3 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 3 of 7 trustees were appointed during 1995 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 71% of the board has served more than nine years.
Gael Forbairt Na Gaillimhe Teo Medium-priority approach chair 28.7y
  • Chair has served 28.7 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Smyly Trust Services Medium-priority approach chair 28.7y
  • Chair has served 28.7 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Blayney Blades Limited Medium-priority approach chair 28.6y
  • Chair has served 28.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 16.2 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
Wexford Meals-on-Wheels High-priority approach chair 28.4y
  • Chair has served 28.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 18.5 years is in the top 9% of Irish registered charities.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
Community After School Project CLG Medium-priority approach chair 28.2y
  • Chair has served 28.2 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 10.9 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 67% of the board has served more than nine years.
Salesian Youth Enterprises Limited Medium-priority approach chair 28.2y
  • Chair has served 28.2 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 15.9 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 67% of the board has served more than nine years.
St Patricks National School Clara Watchlist chair 28.1y
  • Chair has served 28.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Saint Colmcilles Junior National School Watchlist chair 28.1y
  • Chair has served 28.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2019 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Mount Talbot Ns Watchlist chair 28.1y
  • Chair has served 28.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 13.8 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Sóna Sasta Meals on Wheels Company Limited By Guarantee Watchlist chair 27.9y
  • Chair has served 27.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 18.9 years is in the top 9% of Irish registered charities.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
The Cancer Clinical Research Trust Limited Medium-priority approach chair 27.9y
  • Chair has served 27.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 13.1 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 80% of the board has served more than nine years.
The Irish Osteoporosis Company Company Limited By Guarantee Medium-priority approach chair 27.6y
  • Chair has served 27.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.6 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
St Patrick's G.N.S High-priority approach chair 27.6y
  • Chair has served 27.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 13.9 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 88% of the board has served more than nine years.
Inagh Development Medium-priority approach chair 27.4y
  • Chair has served 27.4 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 10 of 12 trustees share a 2022 appointment date - more likely a bulk register update than a genuine cohort, so not scored.
  • Larger board of 12 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Lisronagh N.S. Medium-priority approach chair 27.1y
  • Chair has served 27.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 6 of 8 trustees share a 2015 appointment date - more likely a bulk register update than a genuine cohort, so not scored.
St Bernadettes Junior N S High-priority approach chair 27.1y
  • Chair has served 27.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 11.1 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 3 of 7 trustees were appointed during 2013 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 57% of the board has served more than nine years.
St Johns Convent High-priority approach chair 26.9y
  • Chair has served 26.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 5 of 10 trustees were appointed during 2015 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Larger board of 10 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Naomh Micheal N S High-priority approach chair 26.7y
  • Chair has served 26.7 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 15.3 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
Ossory Youth Medium-priority approach chair 26.6y
  • Chair has served 26.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Joseph Karmel Benevolent Fund Medium-priority approach chair 26.4y
  • Chair has served 26.4 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 19.7 years is in the top 8% of Irish registered charities.
  • 80% of the board has served more than nine years.
Cloneen N.S. High-priority approach chair 26.4y
  • Chair has served 26.4 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 5 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2015 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
Dublin Choral Foundation CLG Medium-priority approach chair 26.3y
  • Chair has served 26.3 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.5 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 80% of the board has served more than nine years.
White Oaks Housing Association Company Limited By Guarantee High-priority approach chair 26.2y
  • Chair has served 26.2 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 13.0 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
Fettercairn Youth Horse Project Medium-priority approach chair 26.1y
  • Chair has served 26.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Cahans Meeting House Watchlist chair 26.1y
  • Chair has served 26.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 19.9 years is in the top 8% of Irish registered charities.
  • 5 of 10 trustees were appointed during 1998 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
Sn Mhuire Robinstown High-priority approach chair 26.1y
  • Chair has served 26.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 10.9 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
Presentation Secondary School, Miltown Medium-priority approach chair 26.1y
  • Chair has served 26.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
Saint Colmans College. Medium-priority approach chair 26.1y
  • Chair has served 26.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Clondalkin Centre for the Unemployed Limited Medium-priority approach chair 25.9y
  • Chair has served 25.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Dingle Tidy Towns Committee Watchlist chair 25.8y
  • Chair has served 25.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 15.6 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Kingston Charity Trust Medium-priority approach chair 25.7y
  • Chair has served 25.7 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 19.6 years is in the top 8% of Irish registered charities.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
Mary Adelaide Macnamara Will Trust Medium-priority approach chair 25.5y
  • Chair has served 25.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 3 of 4 trustees were appointed during 2016 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
Irish Jockeys' Trust Medium-priority approach chair 25.4y
  • Chair has served 25.4 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 16.9 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
Wadding Charity-Tipperary Medium-priority approach chair 25.4y
  • Chair has served 25.4 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 3 of 5 trustees were appointed during 2023 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
Roscara Housing Association Limited Medium-priority approach chair 25.4y
  • Chair has served 25.4 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 3 of 6 trustees were appointed during 2019 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
Cloonakilla Ns Watchlist chair 25.1y
  • Chair has served 25.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
St Davids Cbs High-priority approach chair 25.1y
  • Chair has served 25.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 15.1 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 67% of the board has served more than nine years.
St Andrews National School Lucan Watchlist chair 25.1y
  • Chair has served 25.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 6 of 8 trustees share a 2015 appointment date - more likely a bulk register update than a genuine cohort, so not scored.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
East Glendalough School High-priority approach chair 25.1y
  • Chair has served 25.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 64% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 11 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
F.C.J. Secondary School High-priority approach chair 25y
  • Chair has served 25.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 5 of 9 trustees were appointed during 2020 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
Scoil Naomh Abbain Watchlist chair 25.0y
  • Chair has served 25.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 5 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2015 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Cavan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Limited Medium-priority approach chair 24.8y
  • Chair has served 24.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Donabate / Portrane Senior Citizens Social Club Medium-priority approach chair 24.8y
  • Chair has served 24.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 19.9 years is in the top 8% of Irish registered charities.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
Dunhill Rural Enterprises Limited Medium-priority approach chair 24.8y
  • Chair has served 24.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
Co. Roscommon Supported Employment Service Limited Medium-priority approach chair 24.8y
  • Chair has served 24.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 19.4 years is in the top 8% of Irish registered charities.
  • 100% of the board has served more than nine years.
Naionra Chaitlin Maude Watchlist chair 24.8y
  • Chair has served 24.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 5 trustees were appointed during 2023 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Obair Newmarket-on-Fergus Limited. High-priority approach chair 24.5y
  • Chair has served 24.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 11.5 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 56% of the board has served more than nine years.
Togher Community Association Limited Watchlist chair 24.5y
  • Chair has served 24.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 13.4 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 12 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Treo Portlairge CLG Medium-priority approach chair 24.5y
  • Chair has served 24.5 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 60% of the board has served more than nine years.
Cumann Tithiochta Na Dromoda Teoranta Watchlist chair 24.3y
  • Chair has served 24.3 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Moatview Nursery & Early Education Centre Company Limited By Guarantee Medium-priority approach chair 24.1y
  • Chair has served 24.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
St Patricks Ns Watchlist chair 24.1y
  • Chair has served 24.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
S N An Pharoiste High-priority approach chair 24.1y
  • Chair has served 24.1 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 10.5 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 50% of the board has served more than nine years.
Maree National School Watchlist chair 24.0y
  • Chair has served 24.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 13.0 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
Acard Limited High-priority approach chair 24.0y
  • Chair has served 24.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 10.5 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 12 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Wexford Cbs Secondary School High-priority approach chair 24.0y
  • Chair has served 24.0 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2014 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 75% of the board has served more than nine years.
Scoil Dairbhre Watchlist chair 23.9y
  • Chair has served 23.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 5 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2024 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
St Johnston Congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland Watchlist chair 23.9y
  • Chair has served 23.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 14.8 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 4 of 10 trustees were appointed during 2010 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • 80% of the board has served more than nine years.
St.Michael's National School Watchlist chair 23.9y
  • Chair has served 23.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 11.5 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 62% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
St Mark's Jns Watchlist chair 23.9y
  • Chair has served 23.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 5 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2019 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
S N Connlaodh Naofa N High-priority approach chair 23.9y
  • Chair has served 23.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Larger board of 14 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Achill Sound Convent Ns Watchlist chair 23.9y
  • Chair has served 23.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 5 of 12 trustees were appointed during 2015 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
  • Larger board of 12 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
  • Community, parish or sports body - organisations of this kind rarely run a formal board-recruitment process, so it is held on the watchlist rather than surfaced as an approach.
S N Cill Cuile High-priority approach chair 23.9y
  • Chair has served 23.9 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 4 of 8 trustees were appointed during 2023 - a cohort that may reach renewal together.
Thomond Archaeological & Historical Society High-priority approach chair 23.8y
  • Chair has served 23.8 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • Median board tenure 10.8 years is above three quarters of Irish charities.
  • 63% of the board has served more than nine years.
  • Larger board of 19 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.
Vision for Vasilivichi High-priority approach chair 23.6y
  • Chair has served 23.6 years (appointment date reported by the Irish Charities Regulator).
  • 10 of 14 trustees share a 2023 appointment date - more likely a bulk register update than a genuine cohort, so not scored.
  • Larger board of 14 (typical Irish charity board is 7) - a more significant organisation with more seats to refresh.

Source: Register of Charities, Charities Regulator (Ireland), licensed CC BY 4.0. Register snapshot of 13 October 2024. These are computed likelihoods from filed appointment dates, not confirmed vacancies. The Irish register carries no charity income, so ranking uses board tenure, chair service, appointment cohorts and board size - it cannot yet weight organisations by financial scale, and small local, parish and school bodies are held back from the approach lists.