Imports increased by 4 per cent to just over €9 billion.
Exports increased slightly in June compared to May.
Seasonally adjusted figures from the CSO show they were up 1 per cent to €13.7 billion.
Imports increased by 4 per cent to just over €9 billion.
Overall the trade surplus declined by 4 per cent to €4.6 billion.
Seasonally adjusted goods trade imports increased by €320 million in Junehttps://t.co/tqV0PtlDPA #CSOIreland #Ireland #Trade #IrishTrade #Exports #Imports #Businessstatistics #IrishBusiness #BusinessNews #Brexit pic.twitter.com/rAMkupbueA
— Central Statistics Office Ireland (@CSOIreland) August 16, 2021

Sentencing Hearing For Former Kilkenny Hurler DJ Carey, Now Living In Maynooth, To Begin Today
Receivers Appointed At Company Behind Fastway With Warning Of Service Disruption For Locals
Maynooth To Dublin Line Reopens After Tragic Incident Near Pelletstown
Athy Market Showdown: Traders Threaten To Quit Over Charges
Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu Orders His Military To Conduct "Powerful" Strikes In Gaza
English Tourist Injured Following Alleged Assault In August At Temple Bar Has Died
Lights Too Bright? Drivers Claim LEDs Pose Growing Risk
Tóibín: Ógra To Be ‘Far More’ Integrated With Senior Party Following Racist Message Fallout