Transparency Report 2025

Find out more about EY Ireland Transparency Report 2025

At EY Ireland, we are incredibly proud of the work we do to serve our clients, our people and the communities where we live and work. The past 12 months have been a period of extraordinary geopolitical, economic and technological change, and partnering with our clients as they navigate this complexity is at the heart of our work every day. 

Guided by EY’s global strategy ‘All In’, EY Ireland embraces collaboration, inclusiveness and purposeful growth. In an increasingly complex and fragmented world, we are proud to partner with entrepreneurs, indigenous and multinational organisations across the public and private sectors, to help them shape the future with confidence.

EY Ireland’s data-driven Assurance services play a vital role in enhancing transparency and confidence in businesses and capital markets, while also serving the broader public interest. Maintaining a relentless focus on audit quality is a key imperative for EY Ireland, and we continuously invest in our people, cutting-edge technology and systems to support us in delivering the highest-quality audits, while engaging proactively and positively with regulators.

In our 2025 Transparency Report, you can learn about the many ways in which we are supporting our clients and our people to adapt to a changing market and how we are investing in all areas of our business - including Tax & Law, Assurance, Consulting and Strategy & Transactions - as well as our economic and societal impact in the communities in which we live and work.

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Transparency report 2025

EY Ireland Societal Impact Report 2025

Transparency report 2025

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EY Ireland reports 9.3% growth and revenues of €843 million on island of Ireland for Financial Year 2025

EY Ireland has reported continued growth and record revenues on the island of Ireland for the Financial Year to the end of June 2025 (“FY25”), with revenues up 9.3% to €843 million (from €772 million in the prior financial year).

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