Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 27 September 2011
197 Deputy Peter Mathews asked the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation the proportion of exports that are exported to the UK, the eurozone, the USA and the rest of the world; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26329/11]
Amharc ar fhreagraDetails of our Exports, both Merchandise and Services, to the markets in question are set out in the tables. These are published regularly by the Central Statistics Office and, in respect of merchandise trade, data is provided on a monthly basis.
|
To: |
€ Million |
% of total exports |
|
UK (GB + NI) |
13,800 |
15% |
|
USA |
20,764 |
23% |
|
Eurozone Countries |
35,102 |
39% |
|
All other countries |
19,551 |
22% |
|
Total Exports |
89,217 |
|
To: |
€ Million |
% of total exports |
|
UK (GB + NI) |
13,458 |
20% |
|
USA |
4,200 |
6% |
|
Eurozone Countries * |
*24,351 |
*37% |
|
All other countries * |
* 23,749 |
*36% |
|
18 Countries where country-specific data is unavailable* |
*876 |
*1% |
|
Total Exports |
66,634 |
* Services Export data for a total of 18 countries, comprising four Eurozone members, (Austria, Cyprus, Greece and Malta), together with fourteen other countries, have been suppressed by the CSO for company confidentiality reasons (Generally where numbers of individual transactions are small and there is a risk that an individual company might be identified). This data is aggregated in a combined grouping above. Accordingly, the figures shown for the ‘Eurozone Countries' and ‘All other countries' groups above, do not include data in respect of the countries concerned. The total involved is €876m.
