iShares MSCI Ireland ETF (EIRL)

NYSEARCA: EIRL · Real-Time Price · USD
68.31
-0.18 (-0.27%)
At close: Jul 25, 2025, 4:00 PM
68.31
0.00 (0.00%)
After-hours: Jul 25, 2025, 8:00 PM EDT
-0.27%
Assets$64.61M
Expense Ratio0.50%
PE Ratio12.37
Shares Out950,000
Dividend (ttm)$1.93
Dividend Yield2.82%
Ex-Dividend DateJun 16, 2025
Payout FrequencySemi-Annual
Payout Ratio34.85%
Volume2,507
Open67.83
Previous Close68.49
Day's Range67.83 - 68.31
52-Week Low53.51
52-Week High69.79
Beta1.03
Holdings31
Inception DateMay 5, 2010

About EIRL

Fund Home Page

The iShares MSCI Ireland ETF (EIRL) is an exchange-traded fund that is based on the MSCI All Ireland Capped index, a market-cap-weighted index of Irish firms. EIRL was launched on May 5, 2010 and is issued by BlackRock.

Asset Class Equity
Category Miscellaneous Region
Region Europe
Stock Exchange NYSEARCA
Ticker Symbol EIRL
ETF Provider BlackRock
Index Tracked MSCI All Ireland Capped Index

Top 10 Holdings

75.16% of assets
NameSymbolWeight
Ryanair Holdings plcRYA18.36%
Kerry Group plcKRZ13.09%
AIB Group plcA5G12.42%
ICON Public Limited CompanyICLR6.18%
Bank of Ireland Group plcBIRG4.63%
Glanbia plcGL94.30%
Kingspan Group plcKRX4.28%
DCC plcDCC4.23%
Dalata Hotel Group plcDHG3.89%
Cairn Homes plcCRN3.78%
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Dividends

Ex-DividendAmountPay Date
Jun 16, 2025$1.24735Jun 20, 2025
Dec 17, 2024$0.6777Dec 20, 2024
Jun 11, 2024$0.82793Jun 17, 2024
Dec 20, 2023$0.15005Dec 27, 2023
Jun 7, 2023$0.45945Jun 13, 2023
Jun 9, 2022$0.51808Jun 15, 2022
Full Dividend History

Performance

EIRL had a total return of 4.17% in the past year, including dividends. Since the fund's inception, the average annual return has been 9.31%.

News

EIRL: Selling May Abate In The Short Term, But Risks Remain

EIRL, which is not a pure-play Irish ETF and prone to plenty of churn, has lagged Eurozone stocks over the past year. Ireland's GDP growth in 2025 could benefit from a weak base effect, but tax repatr...

6 months ago - Seeking Alpha

Passive Investing In Ireland, The ETF Capital Of Europe

Dan Malone discusses investing in Ireland, the ETF capital of Europe. Big belief in passive investing and index funds.

8 months ago - Seeking Alpha

Highest And Lowest Country ETF Dividend Yields

US equities have outperformed the rest of the world for a long time now. While the US is up 58% on a total return basis during the current bull market, the rest of the world is up 13.5 percentage poin...

11 months ago - Seeking Alpha

iShares MSCI Ireland ETF: Important Themes

Irish GDP could slow relative to FY22 but will still be better than most other options across the Eurozone. EIRL is susceptible to idiosyncratic risk. We close with some thoughts on the technicals and...

2 years ago - Seeking Alpha

EIRL: The Key Reasons I Own This Irish ETF

EIRL is an Ireland-specific ETF that has performed well over the past year. This suggests a reasonable hedge against US/developed world equities. The fund is very top heavy but in two areas that I wan...

2 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Are European Housing Markets Getting Too Hot?

House price growth in the eurozone is at its highest since 2006 as housing markets were supported by a limited impact of the pandemic on household finances, rising savings, historically low-interest r...

3 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Ireland PMIs For May: Booming Growth And Inflation Signals

Both inflationary pressures and economic activity indicators are going through the roof in May, signaling a roaring run for 2Q 2021 growth. Manufacturing PMI for Ireland is up at 64.1 in May, compared...

4 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Ireland PMIs For April: Rapid Growth And Inflation Signals

Ireland's PMIs have accelerated across all two key sectors of Services and Manufacturing in April, while the Construction Sector continued to post declining activity (through mid-April). Irish Manufac...

4 years ago - Seeking Alpha

Popular Irish ETF skids lower after Sinn Fein election win

An exchange-traded fund that tracks shares of Irish companies declined on Monday morning after general election results perceived as less investor-friendly.

5 years ago - Market Watch