Welcome to McGovern Worn & Co.

McGovern Worn & Co evolved from the practice originally styled as Bryan A Worn & Company which was founded in 1972. Growth in the practice has been partly organic and partly through acquisition.

We have a highly diversified client base which includes family owned businesses, large companies and subsidiaries of international groups. The sectors in which they operate include motor, construction, food, logistics and professional services. While our office is based in Drogheda and our clients are located country wide, our location adjacent to the M1 Motorway allows for easy access.

We offer a full range of services including compliance, taxation and business advisory. Our relationship with our clients is proactive, responsive and continuous. Our team includes managers who have been with us for many years. They are an important part of the process that allows us to work closely with clients and build trusted advisor relationships.

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This site is updated regularly with industry and practice news.

Your Final Payroll Run of 2026: A Year-End Checklist for Irish Employers

10th November 2026

At McGovern Worn we believe the last payroll run of the year deserves as much attention as the first one in January. Get it wrong and you are correcting errors well into 2027. Get it right and your business starts the new tax year clean, compliant and ready to go.December payroll is not just another…

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday: 5 Money Checks for Irish Retailers

10th November 2026

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday now less than three weeks away, Irish retailers and e-commerce traders need to move past marketing plans and look hard at the money side of peak trading, because a weekend of record sales can still leave a business worse off if the figures underneath are not right….

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Corporation Tax Deadline: What December Year-End Companies Owe by 23 November

9th November 2026

At McGovern Worn we believe the preliminary tax deadline catches out more companies than it should, not because the rules are complicated, but because the date creeps up quietly in the run-up to Christmas. If your company has a 31 December year end, the clock is already ticking towards 23 November 2…

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