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Full coverage: Accountancy

Grant Thornton Ireland set to lay off up to 80 staff in “targeted reduction”

The professional services firm employs 3,000 people across Ireland, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar and Bermuda. It told staff that cuts were to ensure the firm aligned its resources to have the "greatest impact moving forward".

Michael Cogley
20th May, 2026 - 2 min read

From a Monaghan country store to the frontline of corporate rescues

Cormac Mohan’s career has taken him from his family’s rural hardware shop to European roles with Coca-Cola and Microsoft before launching his own advisory practice. Two decades later, the restructuring specialist is joining forces with AAB.

Tom Lyons
23rd Mar, 2026 - 8 min read

“This is not just about efficiency but also pace”: Harry Goddard on joining Deloitte EMEA

With a €1.5bn investment plan over four years, Deloitte EMEA is designed to help clients scale faster, deploy technology smarter and compete in a more fragmented global economy.

Tom Lyons
27th Feb, 2026 - 5 min read

John O’Callaghan on endurance, discipline, and building S&W in Ireland

He started out as an accidental accountant, yet ended up leading one of Ireland’s fastest-growing professional services firms. John O’Callaghan reflects on the long journey from Sydney to Dublin, and how his Ironman mindset drives him forward.

Tom Lyons
5th Feb, 2026 - 14 min read

British and Irish accountancy firm AAB plans to grow to 120 people in Cork

Backed by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, AAB is on the acquisition trail in Cork. It hopes to double in size there by year end.

Tom Lyons
23rd Jan, 2026 - 1 min read

The CEO of Interpath on its £800m sale and what is next for the firm in Ireland and globally

Mark Raddan, Interpath’s chief executive, and Kieran Wallace, a managing director in its Dublin office, talk exclusively on the sale of a majority stake in the professional services firm which employs 1,000 people including 100 in Ireland.

Tom Lyons
5th Jan, 2026 - 6 min read

From a Wexford pub to London deals: Conor Lambert on risk, resilience and family business

The Co Wexford native, who leads BDO's tech, media, and telecoms offering in the UK, speaks about working with ad magnate Martin Sorrell, the rise of private equity, and the future of family-run firms.

Michael Cogley
2nd Jan, 2026 - 9 min read

From spreadsheets to spotlights: Val Troy makes a break from the old routine

When Val Troy did her first comedy gig it took nearly two days before the buzz wore off. She talks to Paul McArdle about the ultimate career flip — quitting a top accountancy role for life as a stand up comedian.

Paul McArdle
10th Nov, 2025 - 8 min read

Kingspan’s UK operation incurs €108m impairment but insulation business swings into profit

The Co Cavan insulation giant recorded write-downs on investments in its structural and off-site, environmental and renewable, and Ukrainian subsidiaries. But new accounts show a return to profitability for its UK insulation business.

Michael Cogley
15th Sep, 2025 - 3 min read

Critical mass and cultural fit: Inside Kroll’s acquisition of Kirby Healy

Kroll's acquisition of Kirby Healy gives Myles Kirby and John Healy global reach and resources, while Kroll gains specialist expertise and a strong cultural fit.

Ian Kehoe
2nd Sep, 2025 - 7 min read
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