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Ireland tops EU for paid streaming subscriptions
CultureEU paid streaming subscriptions ranking
Kodawire AI Summary
Ireland recorded the highest share in the EU, with 63.9% of internet users holding at least one paid subscription for films, series or sports.
- Ireland ranked first in EU at 63.9%
- Denmark second at 61.1%
- Netherlands third at 59.2%
- EU average stood at 32.7%
- Irish rate nearly double EU average
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BreakingNews.ie (IE)
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Ireland tops EU for paid streaming subscriptions
Irish Mirror - Home (IE)
Irish Mirror - Home (IE)
The EU average was 32.7%, meaning Irish internet users were almost twice as likely as the EU average to pay for a film, series or sports streaming subscription.
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- 35m agoIrish Mirror - Home (IE): Mr Burnham said the 'rifts' arising from referendums take a long time to heal, referring to Brexit and the Scottish independence referendum
- 30m agoBreakingNews.ie (IE): The EU average was 32.7%, meaning Irish internet users were almost twice as likely as the EU average to pay for a film, series or sports str
- 30m agoBreakingNews.ie (IE): The average length of stay for foreign resident overnight visitors was 7.6 nights, down from 7.9 nights in July 2025.
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