EY Ireland Revenue Rises 4.4% to €880m
EY Ireland reports increased revenue and expanded operations in 2026.
The Brief
- Annual revenue reached €880m, up 4.4% from €843m in the previous year.
- Republic of Ireland revenue grew 3.7% to €810m.
- Company employs over 5,600 people across the island.
EY Ireland has reported a 4.4% increase in annual revenue, reaching €880m for the financial year ending June 2026.
Revenue in the Republic of Ireland grew by 3.7% to €810m, compared to €781m in the prior year.
The firm's workforce across the island of Ireland totaled more than 5,600 employees, with nearly 100 nationalities represented.
EY Ireland now has 158 Equity Partners across the island, including 144 based in the Republic of Ireland.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin officially opened the company's new headquarters in Dublin and expanded offices in Cork during the year.
Frank O'Keeffe, Managing Partner at EY Ireland, noted the firm's continued growth and investments in AI, industry alliances, and talent development.
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