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Accountancy firm Muldoon will rebrand immediately after being acquired by the international group

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Azets has expanded into Northern Ireland after acquiring Belfast-based accountancy and advisory firm Muldoon. 

The firm said the partnership will strengthen the UK and Ireland offering of Azets and establishes a platform for long-term growth in Northern Ireland.

Muldoon provides accounting, tax, audit and advisory services to more than 860 clients across a broad range of sectors. It employs 41 people and is led by managing partner Raymond Tiffney, alongside Sean Muldoon and Robbie Barr.

All three partners will remain with the business following completion of the transaction, and Muldoon will immediately rebrand as Azets.

Its clients will continue working with the same advisers and teams, while gaining access to broader specialist expertise and wider capability across Azets.

Tiffney said: “This is an important and positive step for our business, our people and our clients. Throughout this process, what mattered most to us was finding a partner that aligned with our culture, values and client-first approach. We believe we have found that in Azets.

“Joining Azets gives us access to broader specialist expertise, deeper capability and increased investment, while preserving the relationships and local approach that define Muldoon today.”

UK and Ireland CEO, Peter Gallanagh, said: “Muldoon is a highly respected business with a strong reputation, excellent people and deep client relationships.

“This partnership strengthens our UK and Ireland business and establishes our first presence in Northern Ireland through a firm that shares our relationship-led approach, long-term mindset and commitment to clients. We are delighted to welcome Raymond, Sean, Robbie and the wider team to Azets.”

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