Scouting Ireland has announced a boardroom shake-up with two directors joining the board and two retiring. The move comes a week after the Charities Regulator appointed inspectors to “investigate” the affairs of Scouting Ireland along with a number of related entities. In a lengthy email sent to scouts on Tuesday evening, the charitable organisation made no mention of the move by the regulator, which came after more than a year of fraught correspondence between the two sides. Instead, Scouting Ireland told members of the retirement of two of its directors, Lorraine Lally and Eoin O’Shea. It also announced the appointment…

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