ICT service exports, US$ — all countries

ICT service exports, US$ — Ireland

ICT service exports, US$ in Ireland in 2024 — 301,732,326,532 US$. Ranked 1 in the world out of 158. Since 2005, the indicator has risen by 1,400.1%.

2024 302B US$ +22.19% vs 2023
World rank 1of 158
Period maximum 302B US$2024
Period minimum 20.11B US$2005

Trend over time

2005–2024 · US$

ICT service exports, US$ — Ireland, 2005–20240100B200B300B400B200520072009201120132015201720192021202320242005: 20,114,632,628 US$2006: 23,546,153,837 US$2007: 30,528,207,524 US$2008: 35,911,586,495 US$2009: 34,606,389,293 US$2010: 37,887,919,553 US$2011: 44,373,651,592 US$2012: 41,369,862,158 US$2013: 48,694,698,228 US$2014: 57,404,059,306 US$2015: 58,421,473,676 US$2016: 66,792,054,449 US$2017: 83,576,337,693 US$2018: 116,096,168,405 US$2019: 139,951,548,862 US$2020: 168,381,643,104 US$2021: 221,096,842,960 US$2022: 215,747,855,468 US$2023: 246,946,257,949 US$2024: 301,732,326,532 US$
Change over the period: +282B (+1,400.06%) Average annual rate: 15.32 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Ireland

Ireland 302B US$
World 1.28T US$
Northern Europe computed 423B US$
High-income countries computed 954B US$
ICT service exports, US$ — Ireland, by year Ireland All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2024 302B +54.79B +22.19%
2023 247B +31.2B +14.46%
2022 216B −5.35B −2.42%
2021 221B +52.72B +31.31%
2020 168B +28.43B +20.31%
2019 140B +23.86B +20.55%
2018 116B +32.52B +38.91%
2017 83.58B +16.78B +25.13%
2016 66.79B +8.37B +14.33%
2015 58.42B +1.02B +1.77%
2014 57.4B +8.71B +17.89%
2013 48.69B +7.32B +17.71%
2012 41.37B −3B −6.77%
2011 44.37B +6.49B +17.12%
2010 37.89B +3.28B +9.48%
2009 34.61B −1.31B −3.63%
2008 35.91B +5.38B +17.63%
2007 30.53B +6.98B +29.65%
2006 23.55B +3.43B +17.06%
2005 20.11B

About the indicator

Exports of services in information and communication technologies: computer services and software development, information services, telecommunications. The one line of world trade that hardly depends on geography and logistics — which is why countries far from the trade routes have come out at the top of the list.

Important: Unlike the share, the absolute series makes it possible to compare the scale of the industry between countries: the share is high in tiny economies too, where the whole of exports of services is small.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.