The Rolling Stones Irish 7" discography is similar to the British one and uses the same catalogue numbers, but includes the export versions of some singles and seems to omit the first three EPs. Contrarily to England, the curved Decca logo appeared on labels as late as 1973. Most labels bear a 'made (or pressed) in Ireland' note.

Only 'Brown Sugar' seems to have been pressed in Ireland on Rolling Stones Records in the 70's.

No picture sleeves were printed in Ireland, but some British covers were possibly used in the 80's during the EMI era.
Finally the complete 'Stones Singles' set of 12 singles issued in 1980 in England was also pressed in Ireland, who used the UK covers.