Ireland’s GRAI will re-assess its licensing fee structure, to be based on GGY instead of turnover, after a public consultation raised concerns.
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) will consider five-year licenses and a tiered licensing fee model, it has said in response to an industry consultation which raised concerns over the cost and timeframe of gambling licenses.
Currently, in the 2024 Gambling Act, turnover for a business to business license is defined as “the gross profit on the sale or supply of relevant gambling products or relevant gambling related services.”
Ireland’s gambling regulator was established under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024 last year, to manage the creation of Ireland’s gambling regulatory framework.
