€880m year: EY Ireland revenue climbs 4.4%

EY's latest figures reveal scale of its Irish operations

The business recorded a 4.4% increase in revenue for the 12 months ending in June 2026, compared with €843m in the previous financial year, RTÉ reported.

Its workforce includes people from almost 100 nationalities, while the firm has 158 equity partners across the island. Of those, 144 are based in the Republic of Ireland.

Operations south of the border generated €810m, up 3.7% from €781m the year before. 

The period also saw EY strengthen its presence in two major cities, with Taoiseach Micheál Martin opening its new Dublin headquarters at Wilton Park and the company marking the expansion of its offices at Lapps Quay in Cork.

Almost 1,400 EY employees were promoted

Managing partner Frank O'Keeffe said the results reflected "another solid performance" for the firm. 

He pointed to the support EY provides to businesses dealing with an increasingly unpredictable commercial environment.

"Helping our clients as they navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by today's unpredictable marketplace is something in which we take enormous pride," he said.

The company also reported significant activity across its workforce. Close to 1,400 employees were promoted or progressed during the year, while staff collectively completed more than 304,000 hours of training and professional development, according to O'Keeffe.

The figures underline the scale of EY's operations in Ireland, with the firm continuing to expand its premises while investing in the development of its employees.