An independent financial broker rooted in Louth
Founded in 2020 and headquartered at 13 Crowe Street, Dundalk. Regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Wholly independent no allegiance to any single provider, no external shareholders whose interests might dilute our focus on you.
We design and manage bespoke financial plans for individuals, families, and business owners across protection, pensions, investment, and legacy.
At Protection & Prosperity Financial Services, everything we do is centred around long term relationships not short term sales.
We take the time to understand your full financial picture, then design a strategy that evolves with you over time. No generic plans. No tied products. Just clear, considered advice built around your goals.
We proudly support Louth GAA, helping promote local sport and community spirit from grassroots to senior level.
We work closely with local businesses and chambers to support growth, collaboration, and a strong regional economy.
We support local charities and initiatives through sponsorships and involvement, helping make a positive impact where it matters.
Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of supporting local charities, particularly those focused on autism and child support services. These experiences have encouraged us to reflect on who we are — as a business, as an employer, and as people.
We encourage you to take a moment to watch this video and reflect. Please like or share to help in promoting awareness and
inclusivity.
Louth GAA is offering signed and framed 2025 Leinster Championship memorabilia, with all funds going directly into the player development programme. Every contribution helps protect the welfare of the players and grow the prosperity
of Louth football for years to come.
As the home club of our directors Barry Oliver and Paddy Keenan, PPFS is the main sponsor of St. Patrick’s GFC. We are delighted to give back to the club that has been at the heart of our community for generations. We look forward to cheering on the team from the sidelines at Pairc Eamon.
