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GRAI sets out B2C licence types under Gambling Regulation Act 2024

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Source: GRAI (Ireland) ·

Summary

Ireland's Gambling Regulatory Authority set out the business-to-consumer licence types available under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024, which requires anyone providing gambling activities in the state to hold a licence. The initial categories cover in-person and remote betting, remote betting intermediaries, in-person and remote gaming, and lottery licences. The GRAI said prediction market operators providing betting activities fall within the remote betting intermediary definition and need a licence before serving Irish consumers.

Why it matters

Prediction market operators must hold a remote betting intermediary licence before serving Irish consumers under the 2024 Act.

Cite as: SectorWire, “GRAI sets out B2C licence types under Gambling Regulation Act 2024”, 16 July 2026, https://sectorwire.news/item/grai-outlines-b2c-licence-categories-under-gambling-regulation-act-202/

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