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Bernard Liston photographed with Padraig McKeogh, Karen Seymour, who have also been promoted and William Lomasney, audit partner | PICTURE: Odhran Ducie
A CAPPAMORE man has joined the senior team at a local accountancy firm.
Bernard Liston, who is based in the north-east Limerick town has been named a senior manager at McKeogh Gallagher Ryan’s offices in Nenagh.
It is the sister office to the company’s principal base at O’Connell Street in Limerick city centre.
Mr Liston has an honours degree from University of Galway.
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He is a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Ireland, and trained with BDO in Limerick before joining McKeogh Gallagher Ryan.
His areas of expertise are tax planning and succession matters for farmers.
He also focuses on tax compliance work for solicitors in probate and conveyancing cases.
Also promoted are Padraig McKeogh, a graduate of the Technological University of the Shannon, who lives in Ballina in Tipperary.
They are joined in the senior ranks by South East Technological University in Waterford graduate Karen Seymour from Templemore, also in Tipperary.
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