Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland held an opening ceremony for its new offices at Ballaugh House, Mount Street Lower, in Dublin. Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan and Minister of State Niall Collins attended and unveiled a commemorative plaque.
The new offices provide a base for Ireland’s gambling regulator as it undertakes its regulatory role.
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Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRAI) signed a memorandum of understanding with the Nevada Gaming Control Board, its first agreement with a US counterpart. The stated aim is to support oversight of online betting services and cooperation on consumer protection and public safety.
GRAI said it signed a memorandum of understanding with NGCB. It is GRAI’s first agreement with a US gambling regulator and provides a basis for cooperation and sharing regulatory practices.
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