Ireland Imports

Ireland is a small market with disproportionately awkward logistics. Post-Brexit routing means goods moving through Great Britain face a customs boundary that did not exist before, and the direct routes to continental Europe carry a cost and frequency penalty. For sellers importing from China into Ireland, or using Ireland as an EU entry point, the routing decision is genuinely consequential. This tag covers Irish Revenue guidance, port and route capacity, the landbridge question, and the practical differences between clearing in Dublin and clearing elsewhere in the EU. We cover it because it is our own market, and because the seller community here gets served badly by coverage written for the US. If you are shipping into Ireland from China, the answer that works for a UK seller is frequently the wrong one.