Application forms for those wishing to join the Irish Section are available from the Honorary Secretary Annette Camier, Sunhaven, Celbridge, County Kildare. The initial membership charge is 26, and thereafter there is an annual fee of 16. Membership is not confined to people with Huguenot ancestors, anyone with an interest in Huguenot history is welcome to join. All members of the Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland receive a copy of the Society's annual publication The Huguenot Proceedings. This booklet is both scholarly and readable, and is also a very useful work of reference.
All members also receive a quarterly newsletter from London.
Members of the Irish Section receive, in addition, at least two occasional newsletters. They also have an opportunity to meet one another at the Annual General Meeting, at which a lecture is given, and at the one or two outings to places of Huguenot interest that are held each year. Last year, the activities organised by the Irish Section included outings to Cork, Kinsale, Innishannon, County Cork, and Rathmichael, County Wicklow. In an effort to promote a better knowledge and understanding of the Huguenot contribution to Ireland, an essay competition for second level schools was held, and an exhibition was organised in Dublin in January. More than 1,500 came to see the exhibition.