AAB Secure Top Honours at Irish Accountancy Awards

Independent Ireland based accountancy practice, AAB, with offices north and south of the Irish border, proved to be leading their sector when awarded two of the most sought-after honours at the Irish Accountancy Awards Gala, which took place recently in The Mansion House, Dublin.

The magnitude of taking home these awards, namely: Large Practice of the Year and Individual Excellence Accountant of the Year – awarded to Managing Partner Feargal McCormack, complements recent UK honours bestowed to AAB for Industry Excellence – British Accountancy Awards Mid-Tier Firm, Tax Team and Partner of the Year. (Feargal McCormack)

In expressing his delight when collecting the Large Practice of the Year Award, AAB Director Michael Farrell commented, ‘It’s truly an honour to attend the Irish Accountancy Awards and humbling to be recognised by our peers in the industry. Indeed, the success in both the Irish and UK Awards reflects the collective passion and focus of Team AAB to exceed client expectations and deliver excellence in our industry.’

Upon receiving his award, Feargal McCormack, AAB Managing Partner stated” I was truly humbled to be nominated by my colleagues and awarded Accountant of the Year at the Irish Accountancy Awards 2019. I consider the award, a recognition of the collective Team AAB Accountants. This honour coincides with the conclusion of my very enjoyable term as President of Chartered Accountants Ireland.”

AAB were represented at the awards by a cross section of team members, including: Feargal McCormack, Michael Farrell, Teresa Campbell, Michelle Hawkins, Seamas Keating, Caroline Preston, Caroline Butler, Tanya O’Hare, Nicola Connolly and Teresa Gill.