Rockwell is one of Ireland’s leading financial advisory firms, based in Dublin and serving personal and corporate clients across the country. We help individuals, families, business owners, and senior executives make confident financial decisions, whether that means planning for retirement, growing investments, or protecting what matters most.
With over €380 million in managed client funds and more than 5,000 personal and corporate clients, we have the experience and scale to deliver real results. What sets us apart is how we work. As a multi-agency intermediary, we partner with 17 different providers across pensions, investments, and insurance. That means your financial plan is built around what is best for you, not limited by a single provider’s product range.
What We Do
Our team of qualified financial planners provides expert advice across six core areas: wealth management, financial planning, pensions, investment management, employee benefits, and income protection. Every client gets a dedicated advisor who takes the time to understand their goals, assess their full financial picture, and build a plan that evolves as life changes.
Expert Financial Solutions
for a Secure Future
Why Clients Choose Rockwell
We have earned 8 national awards for the quality of our advice and client experience. We are trusted by some of Ireland’s leading media outlets, including RTÉ, Newstalk, and the Business Post, as go-to financial experts. And we are regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, so you can be confident that our advice meets the highest professional standards.
Whether you are just starting to think about your financial future or you need a second opinion on an existing plan, we are here to help. Our Dublin office is located at 103 Francis Street, Dublin 8, and your first consultation is free.
About Us
7000
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Personal and Corporate clients
465
m+
Managed client funds
500
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Investment Funds Available
100
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Company Pension Schemes
17
Different Providers for Pension, Investments and Insurance
8
National Awards
Awards
We’re the financial experts the media call on!
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Strictly Come Dancing
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Eddie Rockets – it just never gets old for me!
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
A big, old house to renovate
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps, absolutely no competition!
Why did you choose this picture?
I inherited my Mam’s love of musicals, and it has always been our thing to do together. I’ve been lucky enough to see shows on Broadway and the West End, but nothing compares to going to dinner and a show with my Mam here in Dublin.
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Keenan and Kel.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Son of a Bun in Cork. Best burger in Ireland.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
Look after my family and friends, as well as getting a good financial advisor.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps hands down.
Why did you choose this picture?
Still trying my best to support Man Utd despite them breaking my heart on a weekly basis!
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Friends and Futurama.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Thai Garden in Blanchardstown.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
Probably an apartment in Dublin.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Depends on if I’m having tea or a pint.
Why did you choose this picture?
I love watching Rugby and running, especially doing marathons with my dad!
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Hannah Montana.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Anywhere in Italy, I love pasta, pizza, and red wine!
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
Definitely a one way ticket to travel around the world and a house!
Chocolate or Crisps?
Chocolate!
Why did you choose this picture?
I love shopping, retail therapy!!!
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Friends and The Simpsons
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
So hard to choose I love food, The Clermont in Blackrock (Louth) is hard to beat. I’ll give a shoutout to Sizzlers Café in Ardee for breakfast/lunch.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
I’d buy a house in Coronado Beach, San Diego.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps
Why did you choose this picture?
I spend most of my spare time either watching or playing football.
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
MacGyver and The Simpsons.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Any Mexican restaurant.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
I would book a long holiday travelling the world with my wife and kids.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Chocolate.
Why did you choose this picture?
I love BBQ and spend a lot of time researching and experimenting with different outdoor cooking (smoking, slow cooking, grilling and even dry age meats myself).
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
I used to watch The Simpsons all the time. We used to watched it as a family and it brings back great memories.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Nando’s is my go-to. You can’t beat their Peri-Peri chicken and sauce.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
First thing I’d do is buy a new house with a games room for my 6-year-old son, Leo. He’s always asking for one, so that would be perfect for him.
Chocolate or Crisps?
I’m all about the crisps, I could eat 20 packs a day if left to my own devices.
Why did you choose this picture?
I chose it because I’m a Manchester City fan. I’ve been going to games since I was a kid at Maine Road with my dad. Some of my best memories are from those days.
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Drake and Josh.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Mak at D6 – never a bad meal
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
Book tickets to the Super Bowl, the Masters, Champions League and pretty much every other major sporting event.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Can’t beat a plain Dairy Milk
Why did you choose this picture?
I spend most of my free time either watching or travelling to watch live sport, the Baltimore Ravens break my heart on a yearly basis but next year will be our year (I say this every year)
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Drake and Josh
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Marigold – My local Chinese
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
A house in Tenerife
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps
Why did you choose this picture?
I spend a lot of my spare time exercising or playing GAA
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Scooby Doo.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
TGI Fridays, only for their signature sauce!
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
A one-way ticket around the world.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps, so many different flavours.
Why did you choose this picture?
Sport has always been a part of my life and I love the escape you get from going to the cinema.
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
SpongeBob
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
A Good Italian, I love a pasta.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
A villa in Greece, with a good sunrise/sunset view.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Chocolate.
Why did you choose this picture?
I love to travel and explore different cities & their culture.
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
The A Team.
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
The first place selling food immediately after surfing.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
A house in somewhere high in the Serra de Tramuntana.
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps. Any flavor!
Why did you choose this picture?
I enjoy multi sport races like triathlons!
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Strictly Come Dancing
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Eddie Rockets – it just never gets old for me!
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
A big, old house to renovate
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps, absolutely no competition!
Why did you choose this picture?
I inherited my Mam’s love of musicals, and it has always been our thing to do together. I’ve been lucky enough to see shows on Broadway and the West End, but nothing compares to going to dinner and a show with my Mam here in Dublin.
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
The Simpsons
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
San Sab, hard to get a bad meal in that place.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
I would probably invest the lotto money and try look after family/friends in some way
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps all day!
Why did you choose this picture?
I’ve done plenty of travel over the years but now its travel with my 2 young kids. It’s exciting to show them new places!
Which TV show did you love as a kid?
Hannah Montana
Where’s your favourite place to eat?
Coachmans, they have the best carvery.
What’s the 1st thing you’d would you buy if you won the lotto?
I’d buy a holiday home in Tenerife
Chocolate or Crisps?
Crisps!
Why did you choose this picture?
I love to travel and experience new cultures!
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FAQs
What does a financial advisor do?
A financial advisor helps you make informed decisions about your money, from retirement planning and pensions to investment management and income protection. At Rockwell, our qualified financial planners assess your full financial picture and create a personalised plan aligned with your life goals.
How much does a financial advisor cost in Dublin?
Costs vary depending on the advisory firm and the services required. At Rockwell, we offer a free initial consultation. Our fees are transparent and depend on the level of service and funds under management. We work with 17 different providers to ensure competitive pricing.
Is Rockwell Financial regulated?
Yes. Rockwell Financial Management Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Our registered office is at 103 Francis Street, Dublin 8, D08 XYR6.
How do I choose the right financial advisor in Dublin?
Look for competence (track record and qualifications), comprehensiveness (access to a wide range of products), independence (no conflicts of interest), and cost transparency.
Do I need a financial advisor or can I manage my own finances?
While some people prefer a DIY approach, a qualified financial advisor can help identify tax efficiencies, optimise your pension contributions, and build an investment strategy tailored to your risk profile, often delivering better long-term outcomes than going it alone.
