WEALTH July 9, 2026 0 Comments

Why Andrew Kenny’s New Role as Interpath’s Head of Tax in Ireland Could Change the Game for Investors and Entrepreneurs Alike

Here’s a curveball for you—what’s more complex than navigating the maze of tax laws but absolutely crucial to crushing your business goals? Enter Andrew Kenny, the newly minted managing director and head of tax at Interpath’s Irish venture. With a career trajectory cutting through top firms like FOCUS Capital Partners and Grant Thornton, Kenny’s not just stepping into a role; he’s spearheading a transformation. Interpath, a powerhouse international advisory firm, isn’t just expanding—it’s innovating its tax game in Ireland, combining razor-sharp restructuring chops with strategic tax expertise to serve both local and international players facing tangled financial challenges. You gotta wonder—when a firm bets big on integrated advice and hands the reins to a tax guru like Kenny, what kind of ripple effect will that send through the Irish corporate world? Strap in—this move signals a serious shake-up in how tax strategy meets business agility. LEARN MORE

International advisory firm Interpath has appointed Andrew Kenny as a managing director and head of tax within its Irish business.

Kenny joins from FOCUS Capital Partners, where he also served as head of tax, and he will be tasked with leading and expanding Interpath’s tax offering in Ireland, working closely with the advisory and restructuring teams.

Kieran Wallace, managing director and head of Interpath Ireland, said: “A warm welcome to Andrew – his experience and leadership will be a fantastic addition as we continue to grow our Advisory business in Ireland.”

John Doddy, head of advisory at Interpath in Ireland, said: “Andrew’s track record in building high-performing tax teams, alongside his strong technical expertise and relationships across the Irish market, will be invaluable as we scale our tax offering in Ireland.

“His appointment further strengthens our ability to deliver integrated advice to both domestic and international businesses navigating increasingly complex transactions and tax requirements.”

Interpath launched its tax practice in 2024 with the appointment of Denis Herlihy, former managing partner at BDO Limerick, who was joined by director Yvonne Diamond late last year.

Kenny began his career with Grant Thornton in its capital tax team and ByrneWallace and later became a partner with Warren & Partners.

Commenting on his appointment, Kenny said: “Demand for high-quality tax advice in Ireland continues to gather pace, particularly among private corporates who have been underserved by traditional models.

“Interpath’s integrated advisory approach – combining restructuring and deal expertise – creates a powerful platform to deliver genuinely strategic tax support. The opportunity to build something differentiated in this market was a key draw for me, and I’m excited to get started.”

Photo: Andrew Kenny. (Pic: Supplied)