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British-based accountancy firm makes inroads into Ireland after partnering with Dublin company
British-based accountancy firm makes inroads into Ireland after partnering with Dublin company

Irish Post

time3 days ago

  • Business
  • Irish Post

British-based accountancy firm makes inroads into Ireland after partnering with Dublin company

A BRITISH-BASED accountancy firm has announced its first partnership in Ireland as part of wider plans to allow its British-based clients to trade in Europe. DJH was founded in 2021 with the merger of two Staffordshire firms and has since made 15 acquisitions to become a multidisciplinary team of 670 people across England. MSD Accountants in Dublin has now joined the group, providing a strong link into Britain for the Irish firm's own clients already operating there. "It is fantastic to be joining the DJH group and all the additional expertise, enhanced capabilities and international reach that comes with it," said MSD Managing Partner Richard Daly. "The two businesses share similar values of trust, transparency, quality and client service. "Joining DJH will benefit our existing clients through enhanced infrastructure and, for our clients operating in the UK, we will now have a full-service integrated offering there." Formed in 1990, MSD provides expertise in advisory, assurance, business support services and tax to subsidiaries of multinationals, mid-size private companies, family businesses and large organisations operating across multiple jurisdictions. Its team work across a range of sectors, including professional services, entertainment, hospitality, construction, automotive, distribution, IT and communications. Daly will continue to lead the team alongside fellow partner, Brendan Murtagh, and clients will continue to be supported by the 30-strong team at their Santry Business Park offices. 'Attractive access point' DJH is a top 40 British accountancy and professional services group that has ambitions to break into the top 20 within the next four years. Having acquired its first office in Ireland, the company wants to increase organic growth with MSD by extending services to existing clients and attracting new ones. It sees the Dublin firm as a 'perfect fit' to allow it to offer services to British-based clients looking to expand into Europe. "Dublin is one of the most significant financial hubs in Europe, with a strong economy, favourable corporate tax rate and, post-Brexit, it has become an increasingly attractive access point for UK firms looking to trade with the EU," said James Beardmore, COO of DJH. "We've aspired to have a presence in the city for a long time and MSD Accountants is the perfect fit, with its reputation for fantastic service and specialisms in several aligned sectors for us. "Importantly, it gives DJH multinational service capability and EU regulatory compliance for UK clients looking at cross-border planning, tax efficient structures and expanding their European operations through an Irish presence." Beardmore also believes further acquisitions in Ireland will follow on from the MSD deal. "The partnership also gives us the perfect platform to target more M&A activity in Ireland," he said. See More: DJH, Dublin, MSD Accountants

UK travel firm goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays
UK travel firm goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays

Scottish Sun

time16-06-2025

  • Business
  • Scottish Sun

UK travel firm goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays

Customers have been warned not to submit a claim just yet SHUTDOWN UK travel firm goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A BRITISH-BASED travel company has gone bust, with thousands of customers facing cancelled holidays. Great Little Escapes, based in Berkshire, specialised in the "best cheap breaks in the UK". 2 Great Little Escapes, based in Berkshire, has gone bust Credit: Travel Gossip 2 It ceased trading on June 13, the CAA said Credit: Facebook A notice from the Civil Aviation Authority said: 'The company based in Sandhurst, Berkshire traded under the names Your Holidays, Great Little Escapes, Tunisia First and websites and 'We are currently collating information from the company and will update this page as soon as possible.' It told customers: 'Whilst waiting for further information, please do not submit a claim as these will be rejected.' The CAA added: 'If you are a travel agent of Great Little Escapes LLP and you are currently holding consumer payments which you have not yet paid to Great Little Escapes LLP, you must not use these funds to refund consumers until you have received instructions from the Air Travel Trust. 'Travel agents will be individually contacted by the CAA with specific instructions for these bookings.' More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSun.

UK travel firm goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays
UK travel firm goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays

The Irish Sun

time16-06-2025

  • Business
  • The Irish Sun

UK travel firm goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays

A BRITISH-BASED travel company has gone bust, with thousands of customers facing cancelled holidays. Great Little Escapes, based in Berkshire, specialised in the "best cheap breaks in the UK". Advertisement 2 Great Little Escapes, based in Berkshire, has gone bust Credit: Travel Gossip 2 It ceased trading on June 13, the CAA said Credit: Facebook A notice from the Civil Aviation Authority said: 'The company based in Sandhurst, Berkshire traded under the names Your Holidays, Great Little Escapes, Tunisia First and websites and 'We are currently collating information from the company and will update this page as soon as possible.' It told customers: 'Whilst waiting for further information, please do not submit a claim as these will be rejected.' The CAA added: 'If you are a travel agent of Great Little Escapes LLP and you are currently holding consumer payments which you have not yet paid to Great Little Escapes LLP, you must not use these funds to refund consumers until you have received instructions from the Air Travel Trust. Advertisement 'Travel agents will be individually contacted by the CAA with specific instructions for these bookings .' More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at Advertisement Most read in Travel Live Blog Exclusive

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