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GRAI sets out Ireland gambling strategy through 2027

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Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority published a strategy for 2025–2027 setting out its planned licensing, monitoring, enforcement and consumer-protection work. GRAI expects to have these functions fully operational by 2027 and says industry levies are expected to provide at least €14 million annually for its Social Impact Fund.

The strategy outlines planned licensing, compliance and consumer-protection frameworks that operators will need to follow.

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GRAI sets out Irish gambling risk plan and proposed payment controls

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