EY Ireland records 31% increase in revenue to €705m Revenues at EY Ireland's operations across the island of Ireland climbed by almost a third to €705m in the year to the end of June. Business • 27 Oct
EY predicts GDP growth to moderate to 4.8% this year Ireland's economy as measured by GDP is set to grow by 4.8% this year as the rate of expansion moderates, a new report by consultant's … Business • 24 Jul
Darktrace shares rise as EY review 'clears the decks' British cyber-security company Darktrace said today a review by auditing firm EY showed "a number of areas" where its systems, processes or controls could be … Business • 18 Jul
Tirlán generated economic activity of €5.5 billion A new economic analysis of farmer owned food and nutrition co-op Tirlán shows it generated €5.5 billion of economic activity last year, and supported over … Business • 24 May
FDI into Ireland grew by 21% last year Foreign direct investment into Ireland jumped by 21% last year, according to a new analysis. Business • 11 May
EY calls off plan to split audit, consulting units Accounting firm EY has called off a plan to break up its audit and consulting units, slamming the brakes on a proposed overhaul of its … Business • 12 Apr
EY banned from some audits in Germany over Wirecard Germany's accounting watchdog has handed the 2016-2018 auditor of Wirecard, named in the company's annual reports as EY, a €500,000 fine and banned it from … Business • 04 Apr
Darktrace hires EY for independent review of finances British cyber security company Darktrace said today it had commissioned a third-party review of its finances by EY, weeks after a short-seller questioned its results. Business • 20 Feb
Innovation key for a productive construction sector A new study has found that the construction industry needs to prioritise innovation and digital technology to ensure a productive and sustainable construction sector in … Business • 08 Feb
Companies failing to take action on decarbonisation Businesses in Ireland and around the world are doing better when it comes to disclosing their climate risks. Business • 11 Oct 22
Rising costs put consumers off sustainable goods More than two thirds of consumers are being put off buying sustainable goods due to the rising cost of living, according to a report by … Business • 16 Aug 22
EY to pay $100m to settle US charges of exam cheating Accounting firm Ernst & Young will pay $100m to settle US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charges that its auditors cheated on certified public accounting … Business • 28 Jun 22
Dublin 4th most attractive European city for FDI - EY Dublin is the fourth most attractive European city to foreign investors, according to a new report from EY. Business • 31 May 22
43% of workers likely to quit jobs for better pay A new global survey has shown that 43% of workers are likely to quit their jobs in the next 12 months for higher pay, better … Business • 28 Apr 22
Dublin still most popular city for Brexit relocations A new survey shows that since the Brexit referendum, Dublin remains the most popular destination for staff relocations and new European hubs or offices. Business • 29 Mar 22
Commercial vacancy rate hits highest level in 9 years The commercial vacancy rate across the country reached 13.9% in the final quarter of last year, the highest level recorded by GeoDirectory in nine years … Business • 03 Mar 22
Pandemic highlights importance of corporate integrity 90% of Irish organisations have measures in place to promote integrity and ethical behaviour, according to a survey by EY Ireland. Business • 14 Feb 22
No major moves by UK financial firms since Brexit - EY The intentions of UK-based financial services firms when it comes to staff relocations and the establishment of new offices in the EU haven't changed all … Business • 20 Dec 21
Irish SMEs show resilience in spite of pandemic - EY A new survey shows that while 82% of Irish SMEs have been negatively impacted by the Covid pandemic, the disruption it has caused has amplified … Business • 01 Dec 21
Cyberattacks on the rise over last year - survey 90% of Irish IT security experts say they have seen a rise in disruptive cyberattacks in the last year, a new survey has found. Business • 26 Aug 21
Employees want flexibility in where and when they work Over half of employees would consider leaving their job post pandemic if they are not given some form of flexibility in where and when they … Business • 14 Jun 21
Labour market to recover to 2019 peak by late 2023 - EY New forecasts from consultancy firm EY predict that the Irish economy is set to grow by 5% this year and 4.3% next year. Business • 26 Apr 21
City tourism sees bigger Covid-19 impact - EY A new report has found that city tourism has been more severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic than any other form of tourism across the … Business • 15 Dec 20
Ireland 4th in attractive place for European FDI survey A new survey shows that Ireland comes in fourth place in the league table of attractive European locations for foreign direct investment in 2021. Business • 19 Nov 20
EY to 'raise bar' in spotting fraud after Wirecard Global accounting firm EY said today it regretted not spotting fraud at German payments company Wirecard sooner and that it would improve how it verifies … Business • 15 Sep 20
