Region: Ireland
Category: Consumer Goods

Ireland Consumer Goods

(251 reports matching your criteria)
  • Mass Beauty and Personal Care in Ireland

    ... growth have all had an impact on sales, with shrinking disposable incomes leading consumers to focus on essential items. This has resulted in a shift from premium to mass products in certain areas, including baby ... Read More

  • Baby and Child-Specific Products in Ireland

    ... for children during economic uncertainty, happy to allocate budgets to baby and child-specific products, wanting the best for their children. Skin care and sun care were strong performers, with a continued focus on hygiene boosting ... Read More

  • Colour Cosmetics in Ireland

    ... the landscape, resulting in premium colour cosmetics recording a weaker performance than their mass counterpart. Despite this, the performance of the overall category was supported by the declining threat of COVID-19, with a return to ... Read More

  • Sun Care in Ireland

    ... challenges, the landscape recorded positive results as consumers were willing to postpone other expenditures, in favour of experiencing summer and beach holidays. Euromonitor International's Sun Care in Ireland report offers a comprehensive guide to the ... Read More

  • Men's Grooming in Ireland

    ... from purchasing male-specific items, turning to gender-neutral or family products to save money. This impacted the overall retail volume growth of the landscape in 2023; this eroded the category's performance in 2023, with product areas ... Read More

  • Bath and Shower in Ireland

    ... that formed during the pandemic – such as hand sanitising and frequent hand washing – declined. This led to a strong fall in retail volume for hand sanitisers, which impacted the overall performance of the ... Read More

  • Hair Care in Ireland

    ... disposable incomes decreased. This benefited products in hair care, including colourants, with Irish consumers looking for at-home methods to maintain their hair, reducing their visits and expenditure at hair salons. Furthermore, with consumers socialising more, ... Read More

  • Depilatories in Ireland

    ... high inflation supported sales of depilatories, with consumers migrating from salon to at-home solutions. In addition, the increase in socialising and the return to the office further drove sales, as did the hotter summer weather. ... Read More

  • Deodorants in Ireland

    ... in deodorant creams, pumps, roll-ons and sprays, with deodorant sticks being the only area to showcase a retail volume decline. The lifting of COVID-19 restrictions supported sales, with a return to the office, more socialising ... Read More

  • Fragrances in Ireland

    ... mass counterparts in 2023. Women's premium fragrances were the leading category throughout the year, while all product areas were supported by the return to socialising following COVID-19. Euromonitor International's Fragrances in Ireland report offers a ... Read More

  • Premium Beauty and Personal Care in Ireland

    ... to the very strong performance of premium ranges within fragrances, which is one of the largest categories and one of the best performing. Euromonitor International's Premium Beauty and Personal Care in Ireland report offers a ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in Ireland

    ... disposable incomes, leading to a fall in retail volume in areas such as body moisturisers, toners, mouth fresheners and pre-shave. Areas considered essentials, such as oral, hair, and sun care continued to showcase a positive ... Read More

  • Oral Care in Ireland

    ... health remained important to Irish consumers, being considered a necessity. In addition, the landscape continued to benefit from players' active launches, despite the growth in prices. Euromonitor International's Oral Care in Ireland report offers a ... Read More

  • Skin Care in Ireland

    ... remained positive, driven by rising prices, retail volume growth was challenged, declining in areas including firming body care, premium general-purpose body care, acne treatment, and basic moisturisers, with the deepest decline recorded in mass toners. ... Read More

  • Film, Video & Television Programme Production in Ireland - Industry Market Research Report

    ... scope, size, disposition and growth of the industry including the key sensitivities and success factors. Also included are five year industry forecasts, growth rates and an analysis of the industry key players and their market Read More

  • Travel Agencies and Tour Operators in Ireland - Industry Market Research Report

    ... through 2023 to €1.7 billion. Before the pandemic, revenue trended upwards in line with rising disposable incomes and high levels of consumer sentiment. High sentiment levels made consumers more likely to spend on holidays, typified ... Read More

  • Retail in Ireland

    ... the year, both in product pricing and utilities costs. However, overall, this has led to an environment of consumer price-sensitivity, resulting in decreased levels of brand loyalty, and downgrading for budgetary reasons. In turn, this ... Read More

  • Supermarkets in Ireland

    ... to the cost-of-living crisis. Similarly to hypermarkets, albeit showing competition to hypermarkets, supermarkets faces competition from other popular retail channels, for example convenience stores and discounters. That said, sales in 2023 are improved from 2022, ... Read More

  • Hypermarkets in Ireland

    ... and associated utilities. This made it challenging for hypermarket retailers to protect their profit margins – especially in light of rising competition from channels such as discounters (which offer quality goods at highly competitive prices) ... Read More

  • Direct Selling in Ireland

    ... prices – both online and offline. Added to which, inflationary pressures and consumers’ reduced spending power are resulting in lower investments in non-essentials, along with a notable decrease in brand loyalty. All these factors mean ... Read More

  • Retail E-Commerce in Ireland

    ... online channel. Whilst footfall has returned to brick-and-mortar stores in the post-pandemic landscape, consumers have become accustomed to the wide array of products, offers, and promotions which e-commerce offers, and continue to be attracted to ... Read More

  • Discounters in Ireland

    ... consumers who are seeking budget-friendly options. This is important during a time of economic uncertainty with the cost-of-living crises, especially as consumers are noted to have become less loyal to specific brands and are trading ... Read More

  • Convenience Retailers in Ireland

    ... value sales due to the higher prices, retailers in the channel have also been struggling with their own higher costs, coupled with the price-sensitivity of consumers due to the macroeconomic landscape. That said, convenience retailers ... Read More

  • Home Products Specialists in Ireland

    ... which, inflationary pressures and the cost-of-living crisis are suppressing consumers’ spending power, placing further negative pressure on potential sales. Euromonitor International's Home Products Specialists in Ireland report offers insight into key trends and developments driving ... Read More

  • General Merchandise Stores in Ireland

    ... following the disruptions seen during the era of the pandemic. As society reopened, footfall returned to brick-and-mortar stores, attracting consumers to department stores. While growth rates are lower in 2023 compared to 2022, the outlook ... Read More

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