The Irish Exporters Association, in association with IBEC, ISME, Chambers Ireland and the Irish Tax Institute today publishes a joint industry letter sent to An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar on 6 February calling on the Irish Government to put in place a 3-month deferred accounting of import VAT scheme.

Please find the joint letter here.

The AGM of the Irish Exporters Association took place Tuesday 11^th September 2018, in The Red Cow Moran Hotel on the Naas Road, Dublin at 11:00 am. Click here to view the IEA Annual Report 2017.

The AGM of the Irish Exporters Association took place Tuesday 12^th September 2017, in The Red Cow Moran Hotel on the Naas Road, Dublin at 11:00 am. Click here to view the IEA Annual Report 2016.

The Investec sponsored Irish Exporters Association’s Top 150 Born in Ireland 2016 report was launched at the Merrion Hotel, Dublin 2 on 4th October 2016. This new publication provides an analysis of the leading indigenous Irish companies by turnover. The Top 150 Born in Ireland 2016 is an evolution of the Top 250 Irish Exporters report published jointly by IEA and Investec for the previous six years. Vision-net compiled the data in 2016 for this new publication, which is the only one of its kind, listing the leading 150 Irish owned companies which are drawn from multiple sectors with different business models – some based exclusively in Ireland, many with global reach, with others having a particular focus on export markets. This publication is an important reference document for all within the export industry, as well as an up-to-date economic commentary on Irish owned trade. To view this publication click here.

The AGM of the Irish Exporters Association took place Wednesday 7th September 2016, in the Radisson Blu St. Helen’s Hotel, Stillorgan Road, Dublin 4, at 11:00 am. Click here to view the IEA Annual Report 2015

The Irish Exporters Association Digital Marketing Research, Insights & Trends Publication in partnership with VooDoo identifies and reviews a sample of 150 members of the Irish Exporters Association. VooDoo have analysed the digital presence of a randomly selected group of 150 members of the Irish Exporters Association from across 50 small, 50 mid-size businesses and 50 corporates. VooDoo established how effectively this segment is marketing their businesses online and highlighted key strategies available to improve their online presence and emphasize the importance of key digital marketing strategies for ambitious Irish exporters. To download a copy click here

The publication identifies and reviews the leading exporters from Ireland, both North and South. It is an important reference document for all exporters and a key resource for sub-suppliers and service providers within the exporting sector. All the key sectors of the export industry are reviewed, with input from private sector as well as the State promotional agencies.

Investec have provided a number of independent reviews on issues that are of vital importance to Ireland’s export sector: Private Equity in Ireland, the impact of low interest rates, and the prospect of a cashless society, an update on the price of oil, and a review of the foreign exchange and equity markets. The prospect of a cashless society, an update on the price of oil, and a review of the equity markets. Click here for a copy of the publication