Ireland News - Page 3

The Irish operator plans to add Colossus Bets' partial cash-out technology to its horse racing pools.

The Full Tilt-sponsored tournament arrives in Dublin Oct. 21 and runs until Oct. 26 at the Regency Hotel Events Center.

Ireland's longest-running poker festival will run from March 21 to March 28, 2016, at the City West Hotel in Dublin.

EveryMatrix is one of the first recipients of the new Remote Bookmaking Betting Operations license established upon the passage of the Gambling (Amendment) Act 2015 on Aug. 1.

The agreement will allow the two companies to continue to distribute high-quality pictures and data to licensed betting offices in the U.K. and Ireland through 2023.

The betting systems provider has teamed up with Betting Data Services to bring the new game, Roula Roula, to its retail clients for a year for free.

The 'Bring the Game to Life' campaign airs across the U.K. and Ireland and consists of 30-second and 40-second spots.

Lottery ups ball count to 47 and lessens likelihood of a win to one in 10,737,573.

Cost of a lottery ticket rises in Ireland amid criticism that price hike was caused by privatisation.

The Remote Bookmaker's Licence will allow PokerStars to offer sports betting services to Irish customers in addition to the poker and casino games it currently offers under its Malta license.

This week's news roundup features several million in prize pools, an upcoming tournament in Ireland and a culinary near-miss at the World Series of Poker.

Ireland goes to the polls over same sex marriage and bookmaker Paddy Power slashes odds predicting a 96.15% chance of a landslide YES victory.

One intuitive punter hit a massive win of €169k in a series of bets on Cheltenham racing festival.

Ireland's lottery terminals have experience several technical outages in recent weeks.

The Betting Amendment Bill is expected to be introduced by Finance Minister Michael Noonan shortly in Ireland.

Irregular betting patterns were detected in a recent snooker match that will now be subject to an investigation.

In the first six months there have been plenty of lucky players at our site.

National Lottery in Ireland is now owned by a private company Premier Lotteries Ireland.

Irish football organization, GAA, vows to do more to educate its members about problem gambling.

Zynga Ireland sees pre tax loss of $50.79 million, caused by asset and investment issues.