ATLAS · TRADE FLOWS · IRELAND

What Ireland Trades

In 2023, Ireland sold about $213B of goods to the rest of the world and bought about $151B in return. Its biggest customer was United States ($58.8B, 28% of exports); its biggest supplier, United Kingdom ($28.4B). The map above draws each partner as an arc sized by value; the full lists are below. Bilateral goods trade from UN Comtrade, exports FOB and imports CIF.

GOODS EXPORTED$213B

GOODS IMPORTED$151B

TOP PARTNERUnited States

Where Ireland sends its goods

Ireland’s biggest export markets — the countries it sells the most goods to, by value (FOB).

127.6%$58.8B

211.4%$24.3B

310.4%$22.1B

49.4%$20.0B

58.5%$18.0B

64.5%$9.7B

73.5%$7.4B

83.1%$6.7B

92.1%$4.5B

102.1%$4.4B

111.9%$4.1B

121.5%$3.2B

131.3%$2.8B

140.9%$1.9B

150.8%$1.7B

160.8%$1.6B

170.6%$1.2B

180.5%$1.1B

190.5%$1.0B

200.4%$909M

210.4%$906M

220.4%$851M

230.4%$835M

240.3%$699M

250.3%$659M

Top 25 partners by value. Shares are of total exports. 99.3% of exports is drawn on the map; the rest is trade logged against non-country groupings.

Where Ireland buys its goods

Ireland’s biggest suppliers — the countries it buys the most goods from, by value (CIF, including shipping).

118.8%$28.4B

216.5%$24.8B

312.3%$18.5B

47.7%$11.6B

56.5%$9.7B

65.8%$8.7B

74.0%$6.1B

82.6%$3.9B

92.3%$3.4B

101.9%$2.9B

111.9%$2.8B

121.8%$2.8B

131.3%$2.0B

141.0%$1.5B

150.9%$1.3B

160.8%$1.2B

170.7%$1.1B

180.7%$1.1B

190.7%$1.1B

200.6%$960M

210.6%$955M

220.6%$922M

230.6%$909M

240.6%$846M

250.5%$811M

Top 25 partners by value. Shares are of total imports. 98.5% of imports is drawn on the map; the rest is trade logged against non-country groupings.

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