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Taoiseach officially opens EY’s new Dublin headquarters

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EY Ireland has officially opened its new 187,000 sq ft headquarters at Wilton Park in Dublin 2.

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EY Ireland has officially opened its new 187,000 sq ft headquarters at Wilton Park in Dublin 2, representing a major investment in the professional services firm's Irish operations. The new headquarters was officially opened by Taoiseach Micheál Martin alongside EY Ireland managing partner Frank O'Keeffe, EY partners, employees, clients and other guests. EY employs more than 5,600 people across seven offices in Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Derry/Londonderry and Waterford, including more than 3,400 people in Dublin. The firm provides services including assurance, corporate finance, tax, law and consulting, with technology and transformation forming a significant part of its offering. Martin said the new building represented a "significant vote of confidence in Dublin as a place to invest, to grow and to bring talented people together". "I want to congratulate EY on this milestone as it enters an exciting new chapter for the firm here in Ireland," he said. O'Keeffe described the opening as an "extremely proud day" for EY Ireland, saying the headquarters represented "the next step in EY's growth story on this island". The building has been designed around flexible working, technology and client collaboration, with multipurpose client facilities including an immersive space known as the "Igloo", which is intended to help clients explore solutions to strategic...

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Event
New location

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Location
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland

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Confidence
95%
Detected
Oct 1, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
opens_new_location

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