Senior Finance Accountant - Group Reporting - Ireland - Contract Opportunity

Job Description

EY is seeking a Senior Finance Accountant for a contract role supporting group reporting in Ireland. The position is likely to involve preparing and reviewing financial information, group consolidation, month-end and year-end reporting, balance-sheet reconciliations, management reporting, and adherence to IFRS and internal controls. Candidates should have substantial accounting experience, preferably in a large or multinational organisation, with strong knowledge of group reporting and consolidation processes. A professional qualification such as ACA, ACCA or CIMA is desirable. The role requires accuracy, analytical ability, strong Excel and financial-systems skills, and the confidence to work with senior stakeholders under reporting deadlines. Clear communication, organisation and the ability to operate independently in a contract environment will be expected.

Company Info

EY is a global professional-services organisation providing assurance, consulting, strategy and transactions, and tax services to businesses, governments and individuals. Its Irish practice operates across offices including Dublin and works with domestic and international organisations in sectors such as financial services, technology, consumer products, healthcare and public services. EY combines accounting, business, technology and industry expertise to help clients improve performance, manage risk, meet regulatory obligations and undertake transformation. The firm is also one of the major employers of finance, audit and advisory professionals in Ireland. Employees typically work in collaborative, deadline-driven teams and may support both local and multinational clients. EY places emphasis on professional development, technical training, ethical conduct, inclusion and flexible working, although the precise arrangements depend on the team and contract.

Destination Guide

Ireland offers strong opportunities in accounting, financial services, technology, pharmaceuticals, consulting and multinational headquarters, particularly around Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick. The culture is generally friendly, sociable and informal, with English widely used in professional life. Ireland provides a good lifestyle with lively cities, accessible countryside, coastal scenery, music and community-oriented towns, though Dublin rents and housing competition are significant. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can work without a visa. Most non-EEA nationals need an employment permit and, where applicable, an entry visa; eligibility, salary thresholds and occupation rules should be checked with Ireland’s Department of Enterprise and Immigration Service. A contract role may require a suitable permit arrangement and employer support. Before relocating, budget carefully for accommodation, tax, transport and healthcare, and confirm the contract’s duration, hybrid policy and permit eligibility.