Gambling Regulation in Ireland
Regulated
● moderate activity
Last reviewed 2026-07-01
Official Authority
Recent Enforcement & Updates
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2026-02-04
GRAI to open for remote and in‑person betting licence applications in Ireland
Minister Jim O'Callaghan signed a commencement order enabling the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland to accept applications for remote and in-person betting licences and to commence enforcement and complaints functions.
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2026-02-04
Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland Begins Licensing
The Minister for Justice has signed a commencement order allowing the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland to start processing applications for remote and in-person betting licenses under the new Gambling Regulation Act 2024.
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2026-06-01
Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland to Begin Operations
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) will start licensing operations for in-person and online betting on February 9, 2026. This marks a significant step in establishing a regulatory framework for gambling in Ireland.
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2026-06-01
Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland outlines enforcement powers
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland has announced its enforcement powers, emphasizing public safety and the prevention of gambling-related crime. An independent appeals system will be established for licensees.
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GRAI to open for remote and in‑person betting licence applications in Ireland
Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland to Begin Operations
Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland outlines enforcement powers
Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI)
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