In the latest edition, we analyse the numbers and types of .ie domains registered in 2019, the counties and countries where they were registered, and additional information about the wider .ie domain ecosystem. As this .ie Domain Profile Report is the last to measure the 2010s, we also take the opportunity to review standout facts and figures from the last decade.
Total .ie database
In 2010, the .ie database consisted of 154,918 domains; in 2019, that number was 280,958, an increase of 81%. The difference is staggering and reflects a decade of work to make .ie domains more accessible and relevant to the changing needs of twenty-first-century Ireland.
In 2019, the majority of the .ie database comprised companies and self-employed entrepreneurs (79.5%). Because it is protected, a .ie domain is the best way for Irish businesses to demonstrate their trustworthiness and authenticity to customers.
On the island of Ireland, Fermanagh recorded the largest percentage increase in new .ie domain registrations in 2019 (+146%), albeit from a low base. Roscommon (+25.7%) followed.
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Total .ie database
In 2010, the .ie database consisted of 154,918 domains; in 2019, that number was 280,958, an increase of 81%. The difference is staggering and reflects a decade of work to make .ie domains more accessible and relevant to the changing needs of twenty-first-century Ireland.
In 2019, the majority of the .ie database comprised companies and self-employed entrepreneurs (79.5%). Because it is protected, a .ie domain is the best way for Irish businesses to demonstrate their trustworthiness and authenticity to customers.
On the island of Ireland, Fermanagh recorded the largest percentage increase in new .ie domain registrations in 2019 (+146%), albeit from a low base. Roscommon (+25.7%) followed.
Read more (Iedr)
