Ireland Business Email Lists by Industry

Compare ready-made Irish industry files using current business counts, the number of businesses with email and one-time prices.

Markets:Ireland
Markets
Industry categories
19
Live business-type lists
82
Coverage snapshot

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Business
Botanic Veterinary Clinic
Industry
Healthcare
Location
Dublin 9, Leinster
Email
s***@a***.ie
Phone
35 3 ** ** 43
Website
www.anicare.ie
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Compare Ireland business email lists

Each row links to its Ireland industry hub. Counts, businesses with email, masked samples and prices come from the same current snapshot used by the downloadable list pages.

3,208companies
Company NameEmailPhoneCityLast SeenSocials
The Old Bank Dungarvani***@t***.ie35 3 ** ** 89Dungarvan17/08/2026
The Brass Fox Wicklowh***@t***.ie35 3 ** ** 32Wicklow17/08/2026
The Old Ship Inni***@t***.ie35 3 ** ** 71Arklow17/08/2026
Vaffanc*lo Restaurantj***@o***.com35 3 ** ** 39Galway17/08/2026
NACHOS RESTAURANTh***@f***.com35 3 ** ** 07Midleton17/08/2026
The Quiet Moment Tearoomsi***@q***.ie35 3 ** ** 82Letterkenny22/08/2026
The Village at Wheelocks ...w***@g***.com35 3 ** ** 00Enniscorthy17/08/2026
Copper Pan Takeawayp***@o***.com35 3 ** ** 33Enniscorthy17/08/2026
Anar Kali Indian Wexfordp***@o***.com35 3 ** ** 25Enniscorthy17/08/2026
La Vista Café & Restauran...i***@l***.ie35 3 ** ** 70Wexford17/08/2026

Industry categories19

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Compare Ireland business email lists
IndustryBusinesses with emailBusinesses with email (%)Business profilesOne-time priceView list
Healthcare15 live lists
37.3%15,000+€199View list
Home Services13 live lists
28.8%14,000+€199View list
Retail12 live lists
24%17,000+€199View list
Education4 live lists
33.3%11,000+€199View list
Auto & Transport7 live lists
26.8%12,000+€169View list
Beauty & Personal Care5 live lists
22.2%11,000+€169View list
Restaurants6 live lists
17.9%13,000+€179View list
Marketing5 live lists
34.5%6,500+€149View list
Public Services5 live lists
20.2%11,000+€149View list
Tourism3 live lists
17.1%12,000+€149View list
Sports & Recreation4 live lists
25.1%8,000+€149View list
Finance4 live lists
26.3%6,000+€149View list
Real Estate4 live lists
43.8%3,500+€139View list
Consulting4 live lists
41.7%3,000+€139View list
Tech Services3 live lists
41.3%3,000+€119View list
Legal1 live lists
40.9%2,500+€119View list
Cleaning2 live lists
27.7%1,000+€89View list
Logistics2 live lists
10.2%2,500+€89View list
Storage3 live lists
16.3%1,000+€89View list

Know what is in the Ireland CSV

Included when available

  • Business or location name and public business categories
  • Available county, local-authority area, or NUTS region according to the sales purpose, city, town, municipal district, or other local area and street, locality, town, city, county, or Eircode values
  • Public business email addresses and phone numbers when available
  • Website and public profile links
  • Number and share of businesses with email shown before purchase

Not included in the current export

  • Named owner, executive or employee job titles
  • company number for an incorporated company or business number for a registered business name
  • NACE code
  • Legal form, register status, employee count or revenue
  • A guarantee that every business publishes an email address

Choose categories and locations

Combine business categories and narrow the audience with the available county, local-authority area, or NUTS region according to the sales purpose, city, town, municipal district, or other local area and street, locality, town, city, county, or Eircode fields. Preview the matching public profiles before export.

  • Control which business categories enter the file
  • Narrow the audience with available Ireland location fields
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How to interpret Ireland business data

Choose the geographic level that matches the territory

Use counties, local-authority areas, cities, towns, localities, and Eircodes according to the delivery or sales territory. Ireland has 26 geographic counties but 31 local authorities, while CSO regional statistics use three NUTS 2 and eight NUTS 3 regions. Those systems serve different purposes and should not be collapsed into a generic state field.

CSO County and NUTS Regions classification

The CSV is separate from the official business register

The CSV contains available public venue, category, place, website, profile-link, email, and telephone fields. It does not supply CRO numbers or status, proprietor legal form, NACE, food registration or approval, inspection or liquor-licence data, employees, turnover, named decision-makers, or marketing-permission evidence.

Companies Registration Office

Using business contacts in Ireland

Irish ePrivacy rules distinguish the recipient and the context. Unsolicited email to a natural person can fall within Regulation 13(2) when the address reasonably appears to be used mainly for commercial or official activity and the message relates solely to that activity. Email to an organization other than a natural person is allowed until it has objected. Where a contact identifies a person, GDPR still requires a lawful basis such as properly assessed legitimate interests, transparency, minimization, and an immediate stop after a direct-marketing objection.

  • Classify the subscriber and mailbox context; a CRO business-name record can belong to an individual, partnership, or company and is not by itself a corporate-company match.
  • For a natural person's business address, retain evidence that it is used mainly in a commercial or official capacity and make the message solely relevant to that activity before relying on Regulation 13(2).
  • For organizations other than natural persons, suppress the address as soon as the subscriber or user objects under Regulation 13(4).
  • When personal data is involved, document the GDPR lawful basis. If using legitimate interests, record purpose, necessity, expectations, impact, and safeguards, and provide the required transparency information.
  • Identify the sender, use a valid contact address, provide a simple cessation route, and never conceal the identity behind the message.
  • Apply Article 21 objections immediately and screen every refreshed file against the suppression list.

For live marketing calls, check the National Directory Database opt-out preference and your own suppression list. Marketing calls to mobile phones require the consent conditions in Regulation 13(6); a public business number is not a blanket channel permission.

Classify each route before sending email

Classify each route before sending emailEvidence to retainPractical treatment
Company or other non-natural-person routeThe operator is an incorporated company or another subscriber that is not a natural person, and the address belongs to that organization.Prior consent is not required by Regulation 13(4), but do not contact an objector. Identify the sender, include a valid cessation address, and meet GDPR duties for named contacts.
Natural person in a business capacityThe address reasonably appears mainly used for the recipient's commercial or official activity, and the proposed message relates solely to that activity.Regulation 13(2) can apply. Preserve the context and relevance assessment, satisfy GDPR where personal data is used, and stop after any objection.
Consumer, personal, or unresolved contextThe address is primarily personal, the offer is not solely related to the published business activity, or the operator and use context cannot be established.Do not send unsolicited marketing email without affirmative consent or a valid existing-customer exception. A domain, generic prefix, or registry search alone does not resolve the context.

Read Ireland's electronic direct-marketing rules

How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.

  1. 1

    Match the displayed business categories

    SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorizations.

  2. 2

    Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

  3. 3

    Publish coverage and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and available coverage totals, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

Questions before choosing a list for Ireland

Is this a list of every company registered in Ireland?

No. SphereScout covers public business and operating-location profiles found in Ireland. The industry table reports the current coverage in each downloadable file; it is not a complete company-register census.

Does every Irish business profile include an email address?

No. Public email availability varies by industry and business profile. The comparison table shows both the number of businesses with at least one email and their share of all businesses in each file.

Can I narrow a list for Ireland by location?

Use the custom builder when territory matters. Depending on the public profile, available fields can include county, local-authority area, or NUTS region according to the sales purpose, city, town, municipal district, or other local area and street, locality, town, city, county, or Eircode.

Does the Ireland CSV include official registration numbers or activity codes?

No. A row represents a public business or location profile. The current export does not include company number for an incorporated company or business number for a registered business name, NACE code, legal form, register status, employee count or revenue.

Does buying the file authorize marketing in Ireland?

Irish ePrivacy rules distinguish the recipient and the context. Unsolicited email to a natural person can fall within Regulation 13(2) when the address reasonably appears to be used mainly for commercial or official activity and the message relates solely to that activity. Email to an organization other than a natural person is allowed until it has objected. Where a contact identifies a person, GDPR still requires a lawful basis such as properly assessed legitimate interests, transparency, minimization, and an immediate stop after a direct-marketing objection.

How do I receive the file after payment?

Once payment is confirmed, SphereScout prepares your CSV and emails a download link to the address entered at checkout.

Is this a subscription? Are updates included?

No. The listed price is a one-time payment for the file described at checkout. It does not include future updates unless explicitly stated. Platform subscriptions are separate.

Do the email counts guarantee delivery?

No. They count addresses present in the data, not successful deliveries or inbox placements. The percentage of businesses with email is not a deliverability rate.