Welcome to Wallace O'Donoghue
Accountants, Tax & Business Advisors
If you're looking for a firm of accountants who are focused on providing advice driven, value added services to their clients, we believe we are the firm you are looking for. Underlying our service philosophy is the understanding that each client, whether corporate or individual, is unique and has their own set of priorities and requirements.
The firm's partners have broad, industry-wide experience, having previously worked for both medium-sized local and large international accounting firms. Our client base is extensive including fast growth start up companies, professional practices, established family businesses and individuals.
We are not a scaled down "large firm" and we are not a clone of other firms. We exist on our own terms and provide a range of services that we believe are relevant and of value to our clients.
Please feel free to take a few moments to explore our website and get an overview of our service offering. We welcome all enquiries and offer all prospective clients a free two-hour consultation where we can discuss, in a confidential basis, how we can meet your needs.
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Number of passengers affected by data breach not yet clear
It has not yet clear how many passengers were affected by the data breach relating to boarding passes issued for flights during August, but RTÉ News understands it may be in the hundreds of thousands. In August 3.8 million passenger journeys were made on flights through Dublin Airport. It has not been revealed yet what […]
Learn MoreAre people paying more for electricity than they should?
This week the Central Statistics Office published the latest figures on wholesale electricity prices. These are the prices suppliers pay to acquire the energy themselves, not what they charge consumers. The figures showed that wholesale electricity prices fell by more than 16% in the year to September. Furthermore, the CSO said between August and September […]
Learn MoreDecline in confidence in Irish economy among ‘experience industry’ businesses – study
There has been a significant decline in confidence in the Irish economy among businesses operating in the ‘experience economy’, according to a new survey. The sentiment study, carried out by employers group Ibec, shows that 49% of businesses are now less confident about the economy, compared to 28% six months ago. Over 70 companies operating […]
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