Professional services firm EY Ireland has reported continued growth for its financial year to the end of June 2026.
EY Ireland reported annual revenues of €880m on the island of Ireland, an increase of 4.4% on the €843m reported in the previous year.
Revenue in the Republic of Ireland reached €810m, an increase of 3.7% on last year’s revenue of €781m, it added.
The company’s headcount across the island stood at more than 5,600 at the end of June 2026, with almost 100 different nationalities working across all areas of the business.
It now has 158 Equity Partners across the island of Ireland, including 144 in the Republic of Ireland.
During the year, Taoiseach Micheál Martin officially opened its new headquarters at Wilton Park in Dublin, as well as its expanded Cork offices on Lapps Quay.
Frank O’Keeffe, Managing Partner at EY Ireland, said the company delivered another solid performance in its latest financial year, with the support of the dedicated EY Ireland team and with the trust placed in it by its clients.
“Helping our clients as they navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by today’s unpredictable marketplace is something in which we take enormous pride,” Mr O’Keeffe said.
“In our most recent financial year, we continued to grow across the firm while making significant investments in areas such as AI-powered solutions, deeper industry alliances and technology-enabled transformation, as well as talent and workforce capability,” he said.
He said the company’s expanded offices in Cork and Dublin allow it to leverage the latest cutting-edge technologies and facilities as it continues to stay focused on delivering premium quality and innovative services to clients.
“We also promoted or progressed close to 1,400 people across our business and invested in over 304,000 hours of learning and development for our people,” he noted.
“As we look to our next financial year, we recognise that the external environment is changing at pace and we are confident that the investments we have made position our firm for the future. We remain more committed than ever to supporting our clients, our people and our communities,” he added.
