The following downloads outline TI Ireland's policies and procedures on governance. Details on the Transparency Legal Advice Centre’s governance is available here
Budget
Accounts and Reports
Our accounts are audited for presentation at our Annual General Meeting in September/October of each year. The accounts are independently audited by Donal Ryan & Associates.
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2022
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2021
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2020
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2019
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2018
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2017
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2016
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2015
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2014
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2013
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2012
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2011
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2010
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2009
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2008
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2007
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2006
- Directors Report and Financial Statements 2005 (published March/April 2006)
Our Strategy
Pay
Board Committees
Constitution and Codes
- TI Ireland Memorandum and Articles of Association
- TI Ireland Code of Conduct
- TI Ireland Volunteer Code
- TI Conflict of Interest Policy
- TI Accreditation Policy
- TI Donations Policy, Procedures and Guidelines
- TI Ireland Data Protection Policy
- TI Ireland Code of Ethical Advocacy
- TI Ireland Protected Disclosures Policy
- TI Ireland Decision-Making Policy
- TI Ireland Financial Management Policy
- General Guidelines for Chapters of Transparency International
- Guiding Principles of Transparency International
Additional Information
Transparency International Ireland is a company limited by guarantee without share capital (Company No. 390950).
All board members, staff and volunteers of TI Ireland are committed to uphold high standards of integrity and accountability, to act according to the core values and guiding principles of TI and to promote these standards and principles.
TI Ireland`s accounts are examined annually by an independent auditor: currently UHY Farrelly Dawe White.
The organisation was established with core funding from individual donations and the Joseph Rowntree Charitible Trust. The Department of Public Expenditure and Reform (DPER) provides funding to the Speak Up helpline and the Transparency Legal Advice Centre, as well as the Integrity at Work programme. The Department of Justice and the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science provide financial support to the Speak Up helpline and subsidising the participation of organisations in the Integrity at Work programme. Additional funding comes from the general public and the Transparency International Secretariat.