National Level
Scouting Ireland is both a company limited by guarantee (clg) and a registered charity. Scout Groups are the members of Scouting Ireland, and they set its direction through their active...
The Scout Group
The Scout Group Charter enables the Scout Group to operate as a Member of Scouting Ireland and it requires them to operate in accordance with The Scout Group Constitution. Each...
A Scouting Organisation
Select a button to find resources and materials Scout Groups The Company Committees and Teams General Meetings Policies Forms Charity Registration The Association Transition
Supporting Youth Programme
Ages 6, 7, 8 Beaver Scouts Ages (15) 16, 17 Venture Scouts Ages 9, 10, 11 Cub Scouts Ages 18 through 25 Rover Scouts Ages 12, 13, 14 (15) Scouts...
The Programme Scouter
Progamme Scouters are the people who meet our youth members every week and who accompany them on their activities and adventures. Their primary responsibility is to support the delivery of...
The Scout County and Province
Each Scout Group has a support structure around it in the form of the Scout County and Scout Province. These layers are in place, not to increase workload on you,...
The Scout Group Council
The Scout Group Charter requires that: The members of the Scout Group Council are the Charity Trustees for the Scout Group, and that they should observe and comply with all...
Risks, Accidents, Incidents
Risk Management Many Scouting activities, by their nature, contain an element of risk. It is important that this risk is properly identified, assessed and managed to reduce the likelihood of...
International
November 3rd 2025 Material's covering the International aspects of Scouting have been removed from this website, they are available on Scouting Ireland's own website here: www.scouts.ie/international/international-scouting
Meeting Place and Equipment
Your Scout Group will need a range of resources to operate successfully. In particular you will need access to a meeting place and you will need equipment to pursue an...