AAAAAA IRISH VARIANT NOTES

Short answer - there is NO Irish variant. See ACCA AAA syllabus page: https://www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/syllabus-study-guide.html "Should you wish to practise as a registered auditor within the UK and/or Ireland (obtain the audit qualification/audit practising certificate), you must attempt the SBR UK/Irish and AAA UK/Irish exams and as such should refer to the UK version of the syllabus."

But if you compare any of the actual exams ... UK question paper only differs from INT in respect of one area of the syllabus. Since INT does not have its own law, law aspects tend to be of no particular significance - in fact the only important legal aspects relate to F4 Auditing aspect of insolvency in the UK syllabus (i.e. the only topic that differs from the INT syllabus). If you were to compare the IRL versions of Qs and As against UK versions you would be pushed to find any differences of any significance - euros instead of $s etc is purely cosmetic. As the former examiner (when AAA was 3.1 Advanced Audit and Assurance) I do know what I am advising.

You are welcome - you will find the resources which I flag with "sticky posts" starred at the top of the Ask the AAA tutor forum relevant also to IRL https://opentuition.com/forum/acca-forums/aaa-advanced-audit-and-assurance-forums