The management of the RSAI is entrusted to the Council. This consists of the President, four vice presidents who represent each province of Ireland, the honorary general secretaries, honorary treasurer, honorary editor and twelve fellows or members.

The 2021 Council is as follows:

President
Dr Kelly Fitzgerald

Vice Presidents
Leinster: Dr Ann Lynch
Munster: Dr Tracey Collins
Ulster: Prof. Marie Therese Flanagan
Connacht: Mr Joseph Fenwick

Joint Honorary General Secretaries
Ms Elizabeth Allman and Ms Philippa Barry

Honorary Treasurer
Dr Brian Dornan

Honorary Editor
Dr Niall Brady

Members of Council
Ms Aideen Ireland

Mr Conleth Manning

Ms Niamh McCabe

Dr Rachel Moss

Dr Lynda Mulvin

Ms Eleanor Neill

Mr Tim O’Neill

Dr Patrick Salmon

Dr Paul Smith

Dr Colleen Thomas

The RSAI is managed by:

Higher Executive Officer
Ms. Marysia Wieckiewicz-Carroll

Librarian and Administrative Assistant 
Ms. Sarah Connaghan

The Charitable purpose of the RSAI is the advancement of education, which the Society carries out through an annual programme of lectures, talks, excursions and outings, publishing an annual academic journal and by providing access to the Society’s extensive research resources.

The Society also provides training opportunities for recently qualified librarians and archivists who volunteer to be part of the locloud digitisation project.

The Statutes and Bye-laws of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland can be accessed here

The Accounts of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland are audited each year by independent Auditors. Our current Auditors are Fitzgerald & Associates, Certified Public Accountants, Statutory Auditors, 6 Sullivan’s Quay, Cork. Latest financial statement can be found here.