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Fáilte roimh chách – a warm welcome to everyone in our community. As we approach our Annual General Meeting, it feels like an appropriate moment to pause and reflect on the commitments we made at the beginning of this year and the progress we have made together as a Chapter. |
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When the current Board first met in February, we agreed four key priorities. While there is always more to do, I am proud of the progress that has been made through the collective efforts of our volunteers, Circle leaders, members, and Board colleagues. I would like to briefly reflect on the ambitions we set for ourselves and what we have learned along the way. Strengthening Member Engagement has remained a central focus throughout the year. We have continued to invest in creating opportunities for connection, with an in person ICW learning event and a social networking event. We will continue to strengthen opportunities for connection by hosting an in-person AGM with the opportunity for a pre-festive season toast afterwards. We continue to support ICF Circles, welcome new members into the Chapter, and encouraging member-led activity. Enhancing Learning and Development has also been an important priority. Through LinkedIn Lives webinars, credentialing support, learning events and shared resources, we have sought to provide practical and relevant opportunities for professional growth at every stage of a coach’s journey. We know that maintaining high professional standards is central to the credibility and impact of coaching, and we remain committed to supporting our members in doing so. International Coaching Week once again demonstrated the strength and generosity of our community. Through the involvement of our members, volunteers and Circles, we were able to showcase the value of coaching, create opportunities for learning and connection, and increase awareness of the profession across Ireland. Finally, Partnerships continue to be an area of opportunity and development. During the year we have strengthened existing relationships and initiated new conversations that will help us expand the Chapter’s reach, support future membership growth, and continue promoting professional coaching within organisations, educational institutions and the wider community.
As we prepare for the AGM, I want to thank everyone who has contributed their time, expertise and energy throughout the year. A vibrant Chapter is built by its members, and every volunteer contribution, event attendance, mentoring conversation, circle meeting and act of support helps strengthen our community. In the spirit of Ní neart go cur le chéile, I look forward to reflecting further on our progress at the AGM and continuing our work together in the year ahead. With warmth,
Melissa J.Sayer – President, ICF Ireland |
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The ICF Ireland Chapter is recruiting! Are you looking for an opportunity to get more involved with the coaching community and make a difference within the ICF Ireland Chapter? There are currently four volunteer leadership roles available:
🔹 Treasurer
🔹 Director of Learning & Development
🔹 Director of Events & Partnerships
🔹 Director of Community & Social Impact
These are fantastic opportunities to contribute your experience, ideas and energy while helping shape the future of the coaching profession in Ireland. 🌱
Whether you have experience in these areas already or are looking for a meaningful way to get more involved with the ICF community, take a look and check the full role information for details and requirements. |
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The ICF Ireland Charter Chapter is looking to build on this year’s momentum. As we reflect on 2026, we’d like to invite you to share your thoughts and feedback in the 2026 ICF Ireland Member Survey. The answers you provide will help us build a more robust and member-focused 2027 calendar. This short survey takes about 10 minutes and covers what’s working (and what isn’t) around in-person events, virtual sessions, volunteering, and inclusion within the chapter. It’s anonymous, except where you choose to leave contact details. Complete Here: 2026 ICF Ireland Member Survey The survey is open until November 16, 2026. Thank you for taking the time. |
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Annual General Meeting (AGM) of ICF Ireland Chapter CLG | Wednesday, 18 November 2026, from 18:30 to 20:00 IST at Brooks Hotel, Dublin
A reminder that the 2026 Annual General Meeting of ICF Ireland Chapter CLG for members will take place in Brooks Hotel, followed by a networking social event with drinks and canapés. We encourage you to help shape the future direction of our Chapter and the coaching community. Please exercise your voting rights – you’ll find all AGM details in our email which has been sent to members by email. Please register your attendance below. We look forward to seeing you there! |
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Credentialing & Membership Workshop | Friday, November 13th at 10AM Thinking about ACC, PCC, or MCC? Not sure where to start, or how to make your membership work harder for you? Join ICF Ireland for a short, practical session on the credential pathways and the benefits of belonging. You’ll learn: How the ACC, PCC, and MCC pathways work, and what comes next on your journey How members save on initial and renewal credential applications How to get more from your membership through CCEU events, peer circles, and chapter roles
Everyone is welcome, from brand-new members to seasoned MCCs. Questions? Contact the membership team at membership@icfireland.com. |
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| Cross Cultural Coaching & Mentoring, LinkedIn Live, November 24th Colette Henry, lead for DEIB in the ICF Chapter, will host the last in the short series of interviewing Coaching Experts in Inclusion this November 24th (we take a little break for December). We will explore what inclusion and belonging looks like for us as individuals and as coaches, allowing personal experiences to give clarity on terms we may not initially connect with. Camilla brings her personal experience from 12 international relocations and having supported both international professionals/teams and migrants as a mentor and coach for 15+ years. |
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Dublin Coaching Circle | Our Next Gathering will be online on Wednesday, 25 November at 7pm Following a fantastic turnout at our first in-person gathering at The Odeon in October, the Dublin Coaching Circle continues to grow, with a wonderful community of coaches coming together. This time, we’re hosting an interactive session designed to help us get to know each other better as coaches and exchange perspectives.
As this session is centred around conversation and connection, please come along with curiosity, your camera on, ready to join in and enjoy getting to know your fellow coaches! Open to returning and first-time attendees. |
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| A Unique Level 3 Why CoachME / BECKETT MCINROY? 6 to 24 months ~ go slowly, take breaks or double up on modules Various times ~ for truly global cohorts 100% success record on MCC assessed recordings Stay until you ‘feel’ MCC 17 MCCs Faculty Rolling entry ICF Impact Award–winning school
CCEs as you progress Train in Mentor Coaching & SUPERvision (41 CCE each for MCS/CSS) Master Classes (20 CCE) Creator: Dr Clare Beckett-McInroy MCC ACTC MP ESIA ~ ICF & EMCC award-winner “… fantastic community support… a great challenge…” Contact simon@beckett-mcinroy.com to chat. |
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Coaching can become more complicated than it needs to be. We acquire more models and tools, yet masterful coaching has a surprising simplicity.
In an age of AI, our humanness matters more than ever. Mastery lies in being fully present, deeply attuned and discerning what is truly useful moment by moment.
Becoming Masterful invites you to return to the fundamentals of presence, process and partnership, exploring the subtle choices that shape each conversation.
Discover what becomes possible when you trust and become disciplined in the simplicity of the coaching process.
40 CCEUs |including 10 hours group mentor coaching |meeting credential renewal requirements.
Registration Open | Spring Cohort 2027. |
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| ICF Ireland offers an opportunity to raise your profile amongst our membership and others who access our communications platforms.
Training programmes and other commercially organised events Coaching-related products and services Coaching community events
Any of the three categories can be advertised on the website, including products & services of interest to the coaching community. For more information, head to our website or contact admin@icfireland.com |
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