The Firm
The Leinster Partnership is a firm of Chartered and Certified Accountants operating in Naas, County Kildare.
With over 50 years experience we provide practical Accounting and Taxation advice from a modern office facility situated in the Naas Town Centre.
We have an extensive portfolio of personal and corporate clients many of whom have grown from start-up enterprises into large well established businesses. We have been with them every step of the way encouraging and giving the best professional advice suitable to each stage of expansion and development.
Our team of qualified staff provide a varied and extensive range of services in an efficient and confidential manner and we believe our success can be largely attributed to our personal and professional approach centred on our clients’ needs.
Our services can be tailor-made to suit your individual requirements.
Meet the Team

John Leddy
John qualified as a Chartered Certified Accountant in 1967, having trained in a medium size practice in Belfast, moved to Dublin 1972 and joined Craig Gardner (Price Waterhouse Cooper). He spent two years working in industry but returned to general practice when he joined P.P. O’Neill & Company as head of audit and became a Partner in the firm one year later. Prior to setting up The Leinster Partnership he was acting as Senior Partner for 15 years in a Top Twenty practice in the Dublin area.In 2003 John transferred his client base to Naas along with key staff to form a new dynamic practice.John now specialises in Company Reconstructions, Planning for Retirement, Project Finance and Pension and Investment business.

Catherine O’Reilly-Leddy
Catherine qualified as an Inspector of Taxes – Senior Grade and spent 12 years in the office of the Revenue Commissioners. Her experience in Revenue was extensive reaching District Inspector level before entering the private sector. She worked with various medium sized Dublin based accountancy firms as a Tax Manager over a period of 20 years. Catherine’s area of expertise covers Compliance under all Tax Heads. In addition Catherine has a broad experience in Tax Planning and Wealth Management for high net worth individuals.Catherine joined with John in setting up the new Partnership in 2003, having worked together for many years.Catherine has been a member of the Irish Taxation Institute since 1979.

Mary O’Connell
Mary studied Law & Accounting at the University of Limerick, where she graduated with Honours in 1997. She went on to further train and study with John in one of the Top Twenty firms in Dublin and qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2001.Since the practice relocated to Naas, Mary has been a vital member of the audit team, rapidly progressing through the firm to be appointed Audit Partner in 2004.Mary audits large companies in the Construction Industry and Allied Trades and specialises in the audits of Solicitors, Auctioneers & Friendly Societies. She oversees the book-keeping department and is also responsible for Corporate Compliance.
General
Questions
Why do I need an accountant?
Isn’t it just larger businesses that need an accountant?
Of course not, even the smallest business can benefit from advice on ways to minimise tax and manage their accounts. If you prefer, we can handle all of your bookkeeping, regular management accounts and VAT returns on your behalf.
The added benefit of us being involved is that having prepared the books it makes the final accounts much easier, saving time and keeping costs down.
Is it expensive to use an accountant?
Working with an accountant is an added cost to any business. However, the cost should be offset by the value they add. We work closely with our clients to achieve their goals. By getting to know you and your business well, we can tailor what we do specifically for your needs and your strategy, thereby adding value.
How do you charge?
We aim to provide you with a fixed fee quote that will cover the areas we will work on together. This will be based on the complexity and volume of the tasks involved. Should any additional assignments come up during the year then we will provide a quote in advance, unless the matter is urgent and it is in your best interests to take action on your behalf. We offer you the chance to pay our fees monthly and avoid having a large invoice in one go, which helps your cashflow.
Can I maintain my own accounting records?
If you want to keep your own accounting records, then that is fine. If you need some help then we can give you some training. Ensuring that you understand the best way to prepare your accounting information makes it easier for us to complete your accounts or tax return. If we do this for you then you can concentrate on running your business.
I've been up and running for a couple of years. How can you help me?
Sometimes it helps to have a fresh pair of eyes look at your business. We will listen to you and firstly understand the history of the business and then how you want to develop it. We can carry out a “healthcheck” of the operating systems, management and financial reporting in place; advise on any matters arising and recommend any actions required. All designed to match up with your goals, which we established at the outset.
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