What products does Ireland export to other countries?

Ireland exports a diverse range of manufactured and agricultural goods to its primary trading partners, which include the United States, the United Kingdom, and various members of the European Union.1

Key exports include:

• Manufactured Products: Ireland is a leading global exporter of computer software. Other significant manufactured exports include electrical machinery and apparatus, chemical products, clothing, textiles, and beverages.1
• Agricultural Products: Livestock and livestock products represent the majority of agricultural output, with beef being the most significant item, followed by milk and pork. Other notable agricultural exports include cereals (such as barley and wheat), poultry, eggs, sheep, wool, and various root crops. Additionally, the Irish Thoroughbred bloodstock industry is a thriving and internationally recognized sector.2

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