Ireland News - Page 5

Gambling industry body questions whether Ireland's economy can support a proposed super-casino.

Overhauling Ireland's gambling laws begins with Govt approval of a discussion paper on the future regulation of gambling.

Council of European Union will work as one across all 27 countries on gambling, preventing companies moving to avoid taxes.

Report on changes to Ireland's gaming laws fast tracked for consideration next week.

An Taisce to appeal against the "planning approval" awarded for a much touted casino in Co Tipperary.

Ireland may be set to overhaul gambling laws.

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The online casino is releasing a new logo as well unveiling a new Dublinbet site at the Budapest Affiliate Exhibition in October.

Audacious gamble involving 200 placing bets at the same time at 100 different bookies pays off.

An affiliate from Greece won the trip to Dublin where he will stay in a four-star hotel and enjoy an evening of entertainment at the Fitzwilliam Card Club.

Ireland set to introduce legislation to tax online gambling.

Poker players are assisting a refuge that has seen demand for its services double within a year.

An objection has been launched by An Taisce against the planned casino development in Tipperary, Ireland.

Planning permission granted for private members gaming club in Waterford.

Plans unveiled Monday for a new €430 million ski, casino and all-weather tourism complex in Ireland.

Planning permission sought for a highly ambitious development that will include a casino and an all-weather horse track in North Tipperary.

Online players can have the experience of being at Fitzwilliam Card Club and Casino by signing into Lucky Live Casino and choosing the live game option.

International news brief: The number of people attending Gamblers Anonymous meetings around the country has doubled and in some places trebled over the past six months as people can no longer afford their betting habits.

Report by DKM Consultants suggests if Ireland put proper infrastructure in place that is legally sound it could attract the presence of a large number of online casino companies.

International news brief: Banks in Ireland are rejecting mortgage applications from people who gamble online.