The Club held its annual general meeting at Pearse House, Pearse Street, Dublin, on Saturday 24 October 2026. Secretary Barry Lyons had sent notice of the meeting to all members on 1 October 2026.
Two candidates were nominated for President. Jim Doyle proposed Jack Traynor, seconded by Richard Greene. Seán O’Mahony proposed Barry Lyons, seconded by Pádraig Beirne.
The presidential election took place by secret ballot, as provided for in the Constitution. Jack Traynor received nine votes and Barry Lyons received six. Two volunteer tellers from the floor confirmed the result, which was also confirmed by the meeting’s chairman and outgoing President, Jim Doyle.
Jack Traynor then proposed Barry Lyons as Secretary, seconded by Richard Greene, and he was elected. Jack Traynor also proposed Jerry McCarthy as Treasurer, seconded by Seán O’Mahony, and he was elected.
The meeting elected a committee of fifteen members. It included all members of the outgoing committee and four new members nominated from the floor.