Trade Sanctions

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Trade Sanctions are increasingly used by the international Community as a means of exerting influence on various issues of international concern. Ireland fully subscribes to its international obligations in this regard. The Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation plays a central role in co-ordinating the implementation of the various United Nations and EC measures which have been adopted concerning trade.

• Trade Sanctions currently in force (PDF, 43KB)

If you have any queries regarding trade sanctions please contact the Licensing Unit by email at exportcontrol@djei.ie or alternatively you can contact a member of staff on the following numbers:

Bridget Flynn – 00353 (0) 1 6312534

David Cullagh – 00353 (0) 1 6312703

This Department does not administer financial sanctions these are a matter for the Department of Finance and where appropriate we have included a link to the Department of Finance Sanctions webpage in our list of Trade Sanctions currently in force.

Please address queries concerning the implication of sanctions on capital transfers to the following address:

Legal Unit - Financial Sanctions Section,

General Secretariat Department,

Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland,

PO Box 559,

Dame Street,

Dublin 2.

PH: 353 (01) 2246273

FAX: 353 (01) 6716904

Email: sanctions@centralbank.ie

In regard to bans on flights, please address all queries to:

Aviation Regulations & International Relations Division

Department of Transport

26 Clare Street

Dublin 2.

Ph: +353 1 6041332, 6041045 and 6041049

Fax: +353 1 6041699