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Cork Old FolksFriendly Association Limited

Leadership & governance

How the association is led

Names of officeholders have not yet been confirmed for publication. Profiles below are unpublished placeholders and will be completed with verified names and approved biographies.

Governance responsibilities

The governing body is responsible for ensuring the association acts in line with its charitable purpose, its governing documents and Irish law, including the Charities Act 2009 and the Charities Governance Code.

Decision-making

Decisions are expected to be made collectively by the board at properly convened meetings, with minutes kept. The association's specific procedures will be published once confirmed.

Conflicts of interest

Board members should declare any personal interest in a matter under discussion and step back from decisions where a conflict exists.

Accountability and transparency

Registered charities in Ireland file annual reports with the Charities Regulator. Official documents will be made available on our Governance & Transparency page.

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