HSE awarded €500m worth of tenders to external companies in past eight years, figures show
Consultancy firm Ernst and Young was paid a total of €33.5m by health service in 2023 for orders over €100,000
Ernst and Young
EY to create 1,000 jobs in Northern Ireland as major investment summit opens
Major investment summit, set up to encourage foreign investment following Windsor Framework, will draw 200 international delegates to Belfast on Wednesday
Youghal Ironman: Memorial service for Canadian who died during competition hears how he turned ‘tragedy into triumph’
Ivan Chittenden (64) took up marathons and Ironman races after death of first wife in 2011 when he was in his 50s
Motorists unlikely to be driven from cars by free transport
Report shows free transport increased public use by 22%, driven mainly by reduction in walking and cycling
Free public transport would incentivise excessive travel, says report
Eliminating fares for buses and trains would result in just 1% reduction in car travel, Ernst and Young tells NTA
EY boss targets $10bn boost from Silicon Valley tie-ups after break-up
Big Four firm has yet to decide on splitting its audit and advisory businesses
School initiatives helping passionate students tackle climate change
Green Schools programme sees 3,400 schools awarded green flag
How are we doing when it comes to the UN’s Sustainability Goals?
Our energy sector’s momentum for decarbonisation could be modelled across other big emission sectors
Is going vegan enough to tangibly shrink our individual carbon footprint?
‘A vegan diet will have a lower carbon footprint than a typical omnivore western diet’
Up to 80% of Irish firms do not believe they will meet 2030 climate targets
EY findings come as many countries drift back towards fossil fuels due to energy crisis
Consumers change tack amid surging inflation
One-fifth of people already seeking cheaper alternatives on food, global study by EY finds
Irish firms set to do well in upcoming year despite headwinds, say company chiefs
EY survey of finance directors notes bullish outlook – with expectation of double-digit growth
Francesco Ceccato, Barclays Europe’s CEO: On deals, regulation and choosing Dublin
Brexit prompted Barclays to chose Republic as its EU base
Central Bank deputy governor Ed Sibley poised to join EY
Sibley will leave at end of August to take up role with EY Ireland’s financial services unit
Alcohol, energy and everyday living: how rising prices are hitting Irish consumers
Latest CSO figures show prices rose 5.4% last year – the biggest increase since 2001
As the economy recovers, attracting talent becomes the next big challenge
An economic bounce-back is giving people new employment options that firms need to respond to
Global tax reform spells good news for Ireland
Fears around FDI client reaction to corporation tax evaporate as new landscape becomes clearer
Rebuilding the management model in a changed workplace
Most firms will adopt a hybrid approach to home/office working from now on, but this too needs consideration
US FDI firms retain positive view of Ireland as location for future investment
Ireland must remain attractive as a country in which talent wants to live and where businesses want to locate
The time to act on climate change strategy is now
How can businesses measure and improve their environmental performance?
EY’s revenue in the Republic grew by 9.5% to €393m in past year
Growth due to a ‘strong performance’ across all four of its service lines, company says
Securitisation works well for green investments
Bowie showed the way as financial institutions invest in wind farms and electric cars
Finding the funding for the green transition
Many companies seeking to fund more carbon-efficient technologies are using sustainability and transition bonds
ESG policies have seen a proliferation of green leases in high-end property deals
Green leases contain obligations how a building is to be occupied and managed in an environmentally and socially sustainable way
New EU code to direct investors towards sustainable projects
‘Any eligible activity that hits relevant key performance indicators can be marked as green’
Boost for all income tax payers as bands and credits rise
Budget 2022: National minimum wage increase means an adjustment in USC band
Rocky road ahead for Government’s plan to reduce emissions
Analysis: Competing priorities of roadbuilding and public transport must be resolved
EY Ireland confirms plans for new law practice
New practice is headed up by Alan Murphy, who joins from Eversheds Sutherland
Irish home-reversion scheme exempt from 10% bulk-buyers duty
Scheme allows home owner sell share in their home in exchange for a lump sum – but at much lower figure current market value
EY to spend €1.6bn on improving audit quality after scandals
Funding part of €8bn plan including training and fraud detection initiatives
Swiss EY under scrutiny over major bankruptcy
Collapse of Uzbekistan conglomerate Zeromax at centre of law suit
Lack of funding in cyber defences puts Irish businesses at risk, survey finds
Companies face increased risk from cyberattacks in past 12 months
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