Judge imposes fully suspended 12-month sentence for ‘significant breach of trust’

Revenue dips marginally at firm which runs outlet formerly known as Dr Quirkey’s Good Time Emporium

Unseemly bickering between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael suggests absence of sense of purpose that might at least ameliorate crisis over course of Coalition’s term

The State’s new gaming regulator is preparing to start work, but experts still fear that gambling is becoming ingrained at younger ages

But gaming giant draws criticism from NGOs amid suggestions it may use Italian licence to cross-sell other products

Chris Joyce (31) hit rock bottom in November 2018 because of his addiction to gambling

After 17 years of planning, almost no corner of the industry will be untouched by the new regime

They tend to make riskier investments, leading to worse performance, as sports betting is legalised, study finds

Research analysed 3,625 deaths by probable suicide recorded by coroners between 2015 and 2020

Bookmakers told Government about concerns some pubs were permitting black-market betting

Department of Justice says recruitment of seven members for new betting regulator will begin shortly

Graham Dwyer prosecutor Seán Guerin defends his home plans; the Irish public annoy Donald Trump; and Irish journalists snub Paddy Cosgrave’s Web Summit

Legislation establishing an independent regulator passed this week

Bill is first significant reform of sector, estimated to be worth between €6bn and €9bn annually, since 1956

Shane Brown (35) caught with 39 stolen greeting card envelopes after ‘sting’ operation by An Post

Cross-channel warning of problems down the line if more racing takes place to generate more betting

The ex-Armagh GAA player says that in the absence of a gambling regulator, working with an industry-funded charity certainly beats doing nothing

Gambling Regulation Bill, which proposes limits on certain bets and winnings, was back before the Seanad this week

Chris Joyce, now part of Oisín McConville’s backroom team with the Kildare footballers, is marking five years sober

Long-awaited Bill should become law by mid-October, says Fianna Fáil politician James Browne