Xeinadin acquires 128-year-old Dublin firm Hayden Brown
What's the deal? Professional services group XeinadinDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired Hayden Brown, a Dublin-based audit, accountancy and tax practice, expanding its presence in the Irish capital. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Who is Hayden Brown? Founded in 1897, the firm advises businesses, individuals, charities and professional organisations. Its clients span retail, renewable energy, professional services and entertainment.
What changes? The deal brings Hayden Brown's Grafton Street office into Xeinadin's network, increasing the group's operations in Dublin's city centre. Existing clients gain access to specialist expertise and international support.
What they're saying: Hayden Brown partner Stephen Brown said Xeinadin's model "allows firms to retain their local presence and client relationships." Xeinadin Ireland managing partner Sandra Clarke said the team's experience will "strengthen our audit and tax offering."
Why now? The acquisition is part of a series of strategic investments Xeinadin is making in 2026. In June 2026, it added Fylde Coast-based chartered accountancy practice Crossley DavisDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → to its network.
The signal: Xeinadin completed seven acquisitions in 2025, underscoring an ongoing consolidation drive across accountancy. Absorbing a 128-year-old practice signals the group's push to scale in Ireland while keeping local firms' identities intact.
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