Irish product recalls: the data
What the recall record shows across food, consumer products and vehicles in Ireland, drawn from the recalls Recalls.ie tracks from official sources.
This report summarises the 1,142 product recalls Recalls.ie has tracked from official Irish sources: the FSAI (food and allergens), the CCPC (consumer products) and the RSA (vehicles). The figures are live and update as new recalls are published; see the statistics page for the current charts.
Key findings
- Recalls.ie tracks 1,142 recalls from 3 official Irish sources.
- The most recalls come via the Competition & Consumer Protection Commission (720, 63% of the total).
- The most-recalled category is Vehicles (286 recalls).
- About 34% of tracked recalls were products sold on online marketplaces, led by Amazon (154).
- The most-recalled brand is Peugeot (22 recalls).
- The busiest month in the last year was July 2026 (285 recalls).
By source
Where the tracked recalls come from:
- Competition & Consumer Protection Commission: 720 (63%)
- Road Safety Authority: 263 (23%)
- Food Safety Authority of Ireland: 145 (13%)
- Smyths Toys: 14 (1%)
Most-recalled categories
- Vehicles: 286
- Baby & Children: 217
- Electronics: 179
- Toys: 174
- Food Allergens: 123
- Other: 103
Online marketplaces
Products sold through online marketplaces account for a large share of Irish consumer recalls. Across the recalls we track, 34% were marketplace products:
See our guide to buying safely from Temu, Shein and online marketplaces.
Most-recalled brands
- Peugeot: 22
- SHEIN: 22
- Opel: 15
- Honda: 14
- Dunnes Stores: 13
- Ford: 13
- Kia: 13
- Toyota: 12
- Citroën: 11
- Mercedes-Benz: 10
How this was compiled
These figures come from the recalls Recalls.ie has gathered from official FSAI, CCPC and RSA notices since coverage began in mid-2025. Counts by month follow each notice's official publication date. The data is free to cite with a link to this page or to our statistics page, and a machine-readable feed is available at /api/recalls.json.