AWARDS NIGHT 2025

Entries Open

Attention all innovators and trailblazers! Entries are now open - our deadline is January 17th. Submit your entries today.

THE IRISH ACCOUNTANCY AWARDS

Recognition for Innovation & Excellence

The Irish Accountancy Awards 2025 celebrate the most innovative individuals and companies driving excellence in Ireland's accounting sector. Showcase your achievements & gain national recognition.

Irish Accountancy Awards

Entries Open

APR 12TH

Entries Close

JUL 19TH

Finalists Announced

AUG 23RD

Awards Gala

OCT 23RD

Don't Be Missed

Sponsors & Sponsorship

We thank our industry-leading event sponsors. Their vital role fuels our business community's success. Their contributions enable us to offer members valuable resources and networking opportunities.

Interested in reaching a targeted audience of engaged professionals and contributing to the success of our community? Learn more about sponsorship opportunities.

PAST WINNERS

Honouring the Industry's Top Performers

The Irish Accountancy Awards 2025 celebrate innovation, dedication, and outstanding achievements shaping the future of the accounting industry. Discover the stories of past winners and their groundbreaking work.

Past Winners

TESTIMONIALS

What people are saying

Read why leading professionals value the Irish Accountancy Awards 2025 -gain national recognition, celebrate achievements, and network with industry peers.

AWARDS NIGHT

Winners will be announced on May 1st at the Royal Dublin Convention Centre

The Irish Accountancy Awards annually sees the cream of Ireland's accountancy recognised and celebrated in front of hundreds of senior executives. It is a unique opportunity to network with the industry's most influential players and top talent.

Introducing Our Event Sponsors

GOLD SPONSOR

Axon Outsourcing Limited

Intax

ptsb

Big Red Cloud

iplicit Ireland

Financefair

Capisso Ltd.

Pinnacle Group Global

ETL Global Ireland

PARTNER SPONSOR

CPA Ireland

Chartered Accountants Ireland

COMMUNICATIONS PARTNER

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