What are some major industries for Ireland?

Answer 1

The CIA World Factbook pegs Ireland as a service-based economy, really. Its GDP breaks down to 1.6% agriculture, 28% industry, and 70.4% services.

As for the industries bringing in that 28% - somewhere around 61.8 billion in USD - the largest sectors are computers (hardware and software), food products and beverages, medical devices, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.

Answer 2

Agriculture.

- this is not true. In fact in Irelands GDP-composition by sector, agriculture is 6%, industry is 27%, and services are 67%. Services are Irelands highest sector. This is because of their horseback riding, tours, and bars.

To check if my statements are true go to CIA world Factbook.

Answer 3

Irelands chief products are barley, beef, dairy cattle, hogs ,horses, potatoes, poultry, sheep, and sugar beets

Ireland's main exports are machinery and equipment, computers, chemicals, pharmaceuticals; live animals, and animal products such as cheese and butter.

Answer 4

There are many big industries in Ireland. Some of the biggest would include agriculture and food, financial services, pharmaceuticals and IT services. Many of the major IT companies such as Google, Microsoft, eBay, Intel, Hewlett Packard, Apple and Facebook, have large offices or their European headquarters in Ireland.

Answer 5

Some of the top industries in Ireland include steel, pharmaceuticals, glass, and textiles. More industries include silver, aluminum, machinery, and chemicals.

Answer 6

Pharmaceutical items are Ireland's most important industry and it always has been. However, they also have a costly industry in computers and technology.

Answer 7

pharmaceuticals, chemicals, computer hardware and software, food products, beverages and brewing; medical devices