GRAI awards EUR200,000 framework for electronic signature services in Ireland
The award establishes a single-party framework for supplying electronic signature and related services to Ireland's gambling regulator.
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The award establishes a single-party framework for supplying electronic signature and related services to Ireland's gambling regulator.
Existing Irish gaming licensees should keep renewing licences, while new applicants should continue with Revenue during GRAI’s transition.
GRAI’s funding constraints delay online operator licensing and limit enforcement against overseas operators serving Irish customers.
Stake has blocked Irish users, while GRAI works with operators that restricted access to arrange customer deposit refunds.
Stake’s reported Irish access block follows consultation with GRAI and the introduction of its licensing system.
Betting companies withdrew Irish pub account services amid enforcement requiring customer identification for qualifying collections and payments to account holders.
GRAI’s guidance explains licensees’ advertising restrictions under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024.
The report documents the groundwork for Ireland’s phased gambling licensing regime.
The consultation gives stakeholders an opportunity to influence forthcoming gambling rules.
The consultation gives operators and the public an opportunity to comment on draft rules.
The report documents the initial development of Ireland’s gambling regulatory system.
The report documents the regulator’s first year of work on Ireland’s gambling framework.
The memorandum establishes a cooperation framework between the two gambling regulators.
The memorandum formalises a relationship between the Irish and Nevada regulators.
Polymarket faces an access restriction in Ireland.
The memorandum creates a channel for the two regulators to share regulatory experience.
The restrictions limit Irish users’ access following the regulator’s warning of court action.
The warning raises the prospect of court proceedings against the operator.
The warning raises the prospect of court action against the unnamed platform.
The unnamed platform could face legal proceedings from Ireland’s gambling regulator.
Online betting will come under GRAI’s oversight.
Betfred has temporarily paused its Irish operations.
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