[2] In 1962 Doyle was nominated by the Dublin Wheelers and elected as national treasurer of the internationally recognised cycling federation, the CRÉ, for the 1963 season.
[5] After the planned dissolution of the CRÉ in October 1967, he was deeply involved in the transition to the new national organisation, the Irish Cycling Federation, that December, and was elected its first treasurer,[6] continuing in office until 1976.
Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Doyle continued to officiate at races, working closely with fellow Dublin Wheelers Willie Marks and Donal O'Connell.
He died on 4 April 2012 at a nursing home in Howth after a prolonged illness and was buried at Glasnevin Cemetery.
[11] One of his brothers, Noel, married the sister of his fellow Dublin Wheelers and national executive committee member, Donal O'Connell.