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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A total of 252 new .ie domains were registered in 2022 in Longford.
There was no drop in the percentage of registrations compared to pre pandemic levels of 2019.
'Ireland’ and ‘Longford’ were the most frequently used keywords in new .ie domain names in Longford.
The shortest existing .ie website address in Longford is just three characters long at cir.ie
One of the longest .ie websites registered in Longford is 31 characters long at countylongfordhistorical society.ie.
The information is contained in the .IE Domain Profile Report 2022 which reveals that there were almost 330,000 .ie domain names in the database by the end of last year with 48,168 new .ie domains registered in 2022.
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