Client Testimonials
Lombard Accountants is a practice built on long term partnerships and independent customer referrals. We attribute our success to our ability to service the distinctly different needs of families, individuals and their businesses by providing them with large firm levels of expertise administered with family business levels of care and discretion. Our mission is to help you extract more value, time and efficiency from your business.
“…always available to advise us with regard to all financial matters…a cool and collected manner in dealing with very serious problems.”
Cormac O’Sullivan, Financial Controller at Anovocare Limited
"Our auditors and tax advisors since the 1970’s. Consistently professional, knowledgable and interested in our business from one generation of Lombards to the next.”
Barry O'Driscoll, Managing Director at Unichem
“Our relationship with Lombard Accountants is extremely positive. They are professional, understanding and practical, providing invaluable advice to our management team over many years."
Henry Flanagan, Managing Director at Ashley Ford
“…our company accountants since 1991…a great support to us and our clients working in Ireland. Would always recommend them to clients starting up in Ireland.”
Clair Philips, Commercial Property Advisor at Memery Crystal LLP
Meet The Team
Lombard Accountants has been providing families, individuals and their businesses with accountancy and taxation support for more than 50 years.
Business News
Business news in brief from around the country.
Collapse of Danish insurer exposes Irish homeowners
HUNDREDS of homeowners have been left without insurance cover if their homes develop structural defects following the failure of a Danish insurer. Alpha Insurance filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. It had 12,000 customers here. Last week 50,000 drivers had to get alternative insurance cover when another Danish insurer, Qudos, went into liquidation. Now it […]
Read MoreNTMA to raise up to €18bn next year to repay outstanding debt
THE Government plans to borrow between €14bn and €18bn next year, to repay outstanding debt as it falls due. The plans outlined by the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) are in line with the amount raised this year on the bond markets. The Government is forecasting a balanced budget next year, meaning it will not […]
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