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Ifac urges Irish farm businesses to act now as oil shock drives fuel cost surge
Irish accountancy and advisory firm ifac is urging farm businesses to take immediate cashflow action as global oil prices surge following geopolitical disruption in the Middle East. The Government has announced a €235m emergency fuel package.
AXA UK and Ireland appoints Caroline Riddy as general counsel from Lloyds Banking Group
French-headquartered insurer AXA UK and Ireland has appointed Caroline Riddy as general counsel, returning to the firm after a stint at Lloyds Banking Group. Riddy succeeds Emily Coupland, who departed in December 2025.
Central Bank of Ireland reports 5% asset growth across Irish credit union sector
The Central Bank of Ireland's annual Financial Conditions of Credit Unions Report shows total sector assets rising 5% to €22.5bn, with consolidation continuing to reshape the landscape. Loan-to-asset ratios and global economic uncertainty remain key concerns.
ProSource Group joins Irish Accountancy Awards 2026 as Gold Sponsor
ProSource Group, Ireland's specialist finance and accountancy recruitment consultancy, joins the Irish Accountancy Awards 2026 as Gold Sponsor, bringing deep market insight and relationship-driven expertise to the programme. The partnership underscores the link between talent development and professional excellence across Ireland's accounting sector.
Ireland's Fintechs Are Earning Their Place on the Global Stage — and C-Suite Leaders Should Take Note
Irish fintechs raised $259.38m in 2025, up 9% year-on-year, as KPMG's Pulse of Fintech H2'25 confirms Ireland's growing stature as a selective, high-quality investment destination for global capital.
TC Group merges with 80-year-old Buckinghamshire firm to expand Thames Valley presence
UK Accountancy Age Top 20 firm TC Group has merged with Buckinghamshire-based Stiles and Co, extending its network across the Thames Valley, Greater London, and Home Counties. Stiles and Co was founded in 1945.
Xeinadin acquires Blackpool insolvency practice as UK corporate recovery demand rises
UK accountancy firm Xeinadin has acquired Blackpool-based insolvency practice Campbell Crossley and Davis, bolstering its corporate recovery capability amid persistently elevated UK business insolvency levels. The full team remains in Blackpool.
Chartered accountant Cormac Fitzgerald joins ISME board and national council
Chartered accountant and SME specialist Cormac Fitzgerald FCPA FCA has been appointed to the board and national council of the Irish SME Association. The appointment bolsters ISME's accountancy and governance expertise.
PTSB sale process advances as Lone Star and Centerbridge consortium named as bidders
Irish pillar lender PTSB has confirmed that Texan private equity firm Lone Star and a Centerbridge-led consortium are among the bidders in its formal sale process. A reported €1.6bn Bawag offer has drawn scrutiny over book value.
Intel pays more than $14bn to buy back Irish chip plant from Apollo
US chipmaker Intel has agreed to pay more than $14bn (€12.9bn) to reclaim full ownership of its Irish semiconductor facility from private investment group Apollo. The deal marks a significant reversal of Intel's 2024 balance sheet restructuring strategy.
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