New gambling regulator to begin work on phased basis next year
Department of Justice says recruitment of seven members for new betting regulator will begin shortly
Department of Justice says recruitment of seven members for new betting regulator will begin shortly
Graham Dwyer prosecutor Seán Guerin defends his home plans; the Irish public annoy Donald Trump; and Irish journalists snub Paddy Cosgrave’s Web Summit
Legislation establishing an independent regulator passed this week
Bill is first significant reform of sector, estimated to be worth between €6bn and €9bn annually, since 1956
Shane Brown (35) caught with 39 stolen greeting card envelopes after ‘sting’ operation by An Post
Cross-channel warning of problems down the line if more racing takes place to generate more betting
The ex-Armagh GAA player says that in the absence of a gambling regulator, working with an industry-funded charity certainly beats doing nothing
Gambling Regulation Bill, which proposes limits on certain bets and winnings, was back before the Seanad this week
Chris Joyce, now part of Oisín McConville’s backroom team with the Kildare footballers, is marking five years sober
Long-awaited Bill should become law by mid-October, says Fianna Fáil politician James Browne
Bill exempts other forms of betting that, casinos argue, are more likely to give rise to the problem gambling that limits are supposed to counter
Legislation to be changed to exclude charitable and philanthropic organisations from advertising watershed
More than 130,000 Irish people suffer from problem gambling or are at risk of it, according to the ESRI
Peter Lam tells court he has a problem with gambling and owes money
Fianna Fáil Senator warns of ‘unintended consequences’ for broadcasters in light of ‘gambling advertising watershed’ between 5.30pm and 9pm
Minister of State James Browne says most of Bill received strong cross-party support despite a tsunami of lobbying from gambling and horse industries.
Dáil to debate proposed new gambling legislation today
Company fears betting and win caps in new law could hit its business
Gambling legislation under fire from independent operator
Sheedy was 12 when he placed his first bet. His memoir details his spiral into compulsive gambling that ruined his relationships and saw him face years in prison
Founder also takes at least £50m in dividends despite gambling group’s £69.4mn loss last year
Country warns that legislation threatens freedom to provide services
Gambling disorder was the first non-substance-related addiction to be included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
Nevada politicians are considering introducing a state lottery but there are concerns that it could take money away from its vast gambling economy
Dublin City Council to take test case to stop betting companies from exploiting planning loophole
Blanket ban on free bets and limits on stakes and winnings could drive people into the arms of black-market operators
£55m summer signing from AC Milan facing possible lengthy ban for contravening betting regulations
Recovery is not linear and comes with obstacles, though these can be overcome with the right support
Law should recognise link between the sport and betting, says industry leader
Problem gamblers on average spend more than €1,000 per month, with highest rates of problem gambling among those in their 30s
Marcus Ryan, who went to Villiers secondary school in Limerick and played hockey for Munster, lured into crime to meet gambling debts
Shares in owner of Ladbrokes and Coral tumble as it blames slowdown in part on UK government reforms
‘I won’t be betting this year because I crossed the line of moderation and into addiction which isn’t any fun at all’
Minister of State says findings ‘troubling’ as reform of sector expected to pass through Oireachtas early next year
Lottery sales and returns to good causes fell for the first time since current licence was awarded in 2014
We need very good education and treatment services because, with the availability of gambling by smartphone, the genie is out of the bottle
Thomas Byrne: ‘One would have to question should we be expanding the profile of gambling’
Both specialist racing channels say they may be forced to stop broadcasting to Ireland
Industry analysts identify ‘serious drafting issues’ in long awaited Gambling Regulation Bill 2022
Children at risk from unregulated social casino games that may act as gateway to problem gambling, ESRI study warns
Losses at amusement business narrowed in year to end of June 2022, accounts show
There’s no logic in our health policy approach, which gyrates from one issue or fad to another
Gambling industry wields huge power over the vulnerable and premier Chris Minns will struggle to achieve change
Former stockbroker has been devoted to racing since buying his first horse in his late 20s
A recent study showed that intercounty players gamble significantly more than the general public, yet almost nobody noticed
Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee hears just 2% of unclaimed winnings spent on additional prizes
Gambling Regulation Bill will have power to impose terms of imprisonment on those who fail to protect children and vulnerable customers
James Browne’s Gambling Regulation Bill is the first comprehensive law to regulate the gambling industry since 1956
Gambling Regulation Bill to come before Cabinet for approval
Senior civil servant Anne Marie Caulfield to head gambling authority
Anne Marie Caulfield will take up her role next year
Controversy over Government TDs who attended Punchestown as guests of Irish Bookmakers Association
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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