Card transaction volume in Ireland 2000-2023

The value of overall card payments in Ireland grew by 13billion euros between 2022 and 2023. In 2023, approximately 126 billion euros worth of card payments were carried out in Ireland.

Combined value of credit and debit card transactions in Ireland from 2000 to 2023 (in million euros, and estimates in U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Payment card transactions in million euros	Payment card transactions in million U.S. dollars
2023	126,234.97	136,462.42
2022	112,991.47	118,716.7
2021	73,892.94	87,345.75
2020	61,620.38	70,276.47
2019	63,349.65	70,907.79
2018	52,249.51	61,645.38
2017	46,342.45	52,243.98
2016	41,120.82	45,493.17
2015	35,156.73	38,980.91
2014	24,896.58	33,021.92
2013	27,630	36,681.83
2012	25,930	33,292.76
2011	23,572	32,774.99
2010	22,776	30,132.25
2009	23,060	32,074.2
2008	25,380.6	37,133.34
2007	23,260	31,830.14
2006	19,267	24,169.31
2005	15,880	19,723.99
2004	13,645.7	16,954.21
2003	11,766.7	13,284.36
2002	10,582	9,974.13
2001	8,596	7,692.07
2000	5,800	5,341.2

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Release date

July 2024

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Region

Ireland

Survey time period

2000 to 2023

Special properties

All figures are provisional; The source significantly changed its database in November 2023. This may mean methodology changes, or not all EU-27 countries reporting the same figures; USD figures have been calculated by Statista, see the "Details" tab for more information.

Supplementary notes

The figures have been taken from several publications.

The USD figures have been calculated by Statista, based on bilateral exchange rates from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).

Includes cards 1) with a debit function, 2) cards with a delayed debit function, 3) cards with a credit function, 4) cards with a debit and/or delayed debit function and 5) cards with a credit and/or delayed debit function. However, 6) excludes e-money cards.

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