Xeinadin to recruit 70 graduates in Limerick under expanded programme

Limerick graduates will have 70 new places available in Xeinadin’s 2027 early‑careers programme, a 40 per cent increase on the previous intake.

The accountancy and business‑advice firm said the expansion reflects the impact of emerging technologies such as AI on working and hiring practices in the sector.

Graduates will spend their first one to two years gaining practical experience across accounting, tax, bookkeeping and audit, and will work with a range of small‑ and medium‑size enterprise (SME) clients.

Xeinadin operates 33 offices across Ireland, with the graduate scheme offered throughout its regional network and in the country’s major cities.

Sandra Clarke, Managing Partner, Ireland at Xeinadin, noted that while AI creates efficiencies, it does not replace the need for graduates, emphasizing the continued importance of relationship‑driven work with SMEs and the development of people skills.

Source: Limerick Post. Photo: Magda Ehlers / Pexels.