Registration Now Open for the 44th Annual Irish Gaming Show
The Irish Gaming Show is set to return to Dublin on March 4th & 5th, 2025, marking its 44th year as one of the most significant events in the Irish gaming industry. Registration for this year’s show is now officially open, offering attendees the opportunity to connect, network, and gain insights into the evolving regulatory landscape.
New Conference Track to Address Regulatory Changes
For 2025, the Irish Gaming Show introduces a dedicated conference track, providing Irish operators with expert insights on navigating the newly enacted Gambling Control Bill and adapting to the new regulatory environment established by the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI). Industry leaders from Ireland and beyond will share their expertise on compliance, operational best practices, and future trends under the revised framework.
As the Irish gaming sector undergoes significant changes, this year’s event is expected to be more crucial than ever, offering essential guidance and networking opportunities for operators, manufacturers, and industry stakeholders.
With a packed agenda and the latest developments set to be discussed, industry professionals are encouraged to secure their place now for what promises to be an insightful and dynamic event.
đź“… Dates: March 4-5, 2025
đź“Ť Location: Dublin
đź”— Register now
13 February 2025
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