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Gender Pay Gap Ireland 2025

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November 28, 2025

Ireland is now in its fourth year of legislation to measure the gender pay gap.

The gender pay gap reporting methodology aims to quantify the average difference in earnings between men and women, regardless of their job level or responsibilities. The gender pay gap is different than equal pay, which means paying the same amount to men and women doing comparable work, which has been a legal requirement since the Anti-Discrimination (Pay) Act of 1974.

At Accenture in Ireland, the mean (average) gender pay gap is 9.28%, and our median (midpoint) gender pay gap is 4.31%. Several factors contribute to our gender pay gap, including the composition of our workforce and, notably, the proportion of women in senior positions.

What is our gender pay gap?

The full details of Accenture’s gender pay gap in Ireland are published in the table below and are calculated based on our remuneration data in Ireland as of 30 June 2025.

Regulation

Category

2025

2024

7(1) (a)

Mean hourly remuneration

9.28%

9.67%

7(1) (b)

Mean hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-10.94%

-12.41%

7(1) (c)

Mean hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-0.36%

1.33%

8(1) (a)

Median hourly remuneration

4.31%

1.95%

8(1) (b)

Median hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-4.72%

7.62%

8(1) (c)

Median hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

0.31%

1.32%

9(1) (a)

Mean bonus remuneration

23.02%

30.32%

9(1) (b)

Median bonus remuneration

3.50%

9.69%

 

 

Male

Female

Male

Female

9(1) (c)

% of employees paid bonus remuneration

73%

73%

75 %

75%

9(1) (d)

% of employees paid benefit-in-kind

85%

85%

79%

81%

 

% of employees who fall within:

Male

Female

Male

Female

10(1) (a)

Lower remuneration quartile pay band

49%

51%

47%

53%

10(1) (b)

Lower middle remuneration quartile pay band

51%

49%

53%

47%

10(1) (c)

Upper middle remuneration quartile pay band

50%

50%

49%

51%

10(1) (d)

Upper remuneration quartile pay band

57%

43%

55%

45%

What is Accenture in Ireland continuing to do about its gender pay gap?

Accenture is committed to equal opportunity, a workplace free from bias and providing all of our people with the opportunity to thrive and unlock their full potential.  Our intention is to foster a culture and a workplace in which all of our people feel a sense of belonging and are respected and empowered to do their best work.  We expect our leadership  to foster this culture and embody our core values.   We are a meritocracy and we proactively monitor our processes in an effort to avoid bias and work to ensure all our people have the right skills, roles and behaviours to successfully advance in their careers at Accenture.

Actions we take include offering employee networks, inclusive benefits including paid maternity and paternity leave, and skill building partnerships.

Accenture Limited

Regulation

Category

2025

2024

7(1) (a)

Mean hourly remuneration

12.15%

11.03%

7(1) (b)

Mean hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-48.49%

-24.21%

7(1) (c)

Mean hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-0.43%

0.94%

8(1) (a)

Median hourly remuneration

3.97%

2.58%

8(1) (b)

Median hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-46.08%

11.62%

8(1) (c)

Median hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

0.34%

1.32%

9(1) (a)

Mean bonus remuneration

21.38%

33.61%

9(1) (b)

Median bonus remuneration

4.24%

12.30%

 

 

Male

Female

Male

Female

9(1) (c)

% of employees paid bonus remuneration

71%

70%

73%

73%

9(1) (d)

% of employees paid benefit-in-kind

84%

84%

78%

80%

 

% of employees who fall within:

Male

Female

Male

Female

10(1) (a)

Lower remuneration quartile pay band

48%

52%

47%

53%

10(1) (b)

Lower middle remuneration quartile pay band

52%

48%

53%

47%

10(1) (c)

Upper middle remuneration quartile pay band

49%

51%

51%

49%

10(1) (d)

Upper remuneration quartile pay band

59%

41%

57%

43%

Accenture Global Solutions Limited

Regulation

Category

2025

2024

7(1) (a)

Mean hourly remuneration

0.54%

10.75%

7(1) (b)

Mean hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-11.45%

31.68%

7(1) (c)

Mean hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-5.67%

33.75%

8(1) (a)

Median hourly remuneration

8.26%

8.99%

8(1) (b)

Median hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-4.78%

38.52%

8(1) (c)

Median hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-14.72%

0%

9(1) (a)

Mean bonus remuneration

28.62%

17.51%

9(1) (b)

Median bonus remuneration

15.67%

25.65%

 

 

Male

Female

Male

Female

9(1) (c)

% of employees paid bonus remuneration

94%

95%

92%

92%

9(1) (d)

% of employees paid benefit-in-kind

93%

93%

91%

92%

 

% of employees who fall within:

Male

Female

Male

Female

10(1) (a)

Lower remuneration quartile pay band

40%

60%

39%

61%

10(1) (b)

Lower middle remuneration quartile pay band

43%

57%

41%

59%

10(1) (c)

Upper middle remuneration quartile pay band

47%

53%

52%

48%

10(1) (d)

Upper remuneration quartile pay band

56%

44%

53%

47%

Droga5 Ireland Company

Regulation

Category

2025*

7(1) (a)

Mean hourly remuneration

15.11%

7(1) (b)

Mean hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

29.97%

7(1) (c)

Mean hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-

8(1) (a)

Median hourly remuneration

-3.49%

8(1) (b)

Median hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

29.97%

8(1) (c)

Median hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-

9(1) (a)

Mean bonus remuneration

61.47%

9(1) (b)

Median bonus remuneration

-9.24%

 

 

Male

Female

9(1) (c)

% of employees paid bonus remuneration

81% of

79%

9(1) (d)

% of employees paid benefit-in-kind

92%

82%

 

% of employees who fall within:

Male

Female

10(1) (a)

Lower remuneration quartile pay band

53%

47%

10(1) (b)

Lower middle remuneration quartile pay band

40%

60%

10(1) (c)

Upper middle remuneration quartile pay band

27%

73%

10(1) (d)

Upper remuneration quartile pay band

53%

47%

Accenture International Ltd. Company

RegulationCategory2025*

7(1) (a)

Mean hourly remuneration

0.14%

7(1) (b)

Mean hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-

7(1) (c)

Mean hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-

8(1) (a)

Median hourly remuneration

6.22%

8(1) (b)

Median hourly remuneration (part-time employees)

-

8(1) (c)

Median hourly remuneration (temporary employees)

-

9(1) (a)

Mean bonus remuneration

15.20%

9(1) (b)

Median bonus remuneration

-18.52%

 

 

Male

Female

9(1) (c)

% of employees paid bonus remuneration

93%

97%

9(1) (d)

% of employees paid benefit-in-kind

93%

97%

 

% of employees who fall within:

Male

Female

10(1) (a)

Lower remuneration quartile pay band

47%

53%

10(1) (b)

Lower middle remuneration quartile pay band

47%

53%

10(1) (c)

Upper middle remuneration quartile pay band

67%

33%

10(1) (d)

Upper remuneration quartile pay band

36%

64%

 

*First year of entity reporting eligibility

WRITTEN BY

Hilary O’Meara

Country Managing Director, Accenture in Ireland