Triathlon Ireland AGM 2025
The Triathlon Ireland Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2025 will take place virtually at 19:30 on Thursday, 17th April 2025.
AGM Agenda
At the AGM, members (club delegates) will be asked to vote on the following:
Board Elections
- President
- Finance Director
- Two Ordinary Directors
Governance Matters
- Acceptance of the minutes from the 2024 AGM
- Acceptance of the annual financial statements
- Appointment of an auditor
AGM Documents
To ensure informed participation, members are encouraged to review the following:
Board Nominations
The following candidates have been nominated for the Board positions:
President (2 Nominations)
- Alan Ryan (Male, Killarney TC) – View Nomination
- Francis Yates (Male, Galway TC) – View Nomination
Finance Director (1 Nomination)
- Karen Lewis (Female, Newry TC) – View Nomination
Ordinary Directors (2 Positions Available)
- Tomas Mangan (Male, Predator TC) – View Nomination
- Niall McDermott (Male, Omagh TC) – View Nomination
- Karen McGouran (Female, Midlands TC) – View Nomination
- David Pollard (Male, Crosshaven TC) – View Nomination
Voting Procedures
Each Triathlon Ireland affiliated club has one vote at the AGM. Clubs must appoint a delegate to represent and vote on their behalf.
- Deadline for delegate registration: 5pm on Monday 14th April
- Register Your Club Delegate Here
After registration, delegates will receive:
- A meeting access link
- A guide on how to participate in voting
Triathlon Ireland staff will be available to assist with system testing before the AGM and provide support during the voting process.
Procedures
More details on the election procedures which will be followed at the AGM are contained in the Nomination and Election Procedures Document
Key Dates
- AGM Date & Time: 19:30 on Thursday, 17th April 2025.
- Delegate Registration Deadline: 5pm Monday, 14th April 2025
For any queries, please contact Triathlon Ireland at roisin@triathlonireland.com / reception@triathlonireland.com
We encourage all members and clubs to participate in shaping the future of Triathlon Ireland.
