𝐑𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫👇 . The closing date for applications listed below is 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲, 1 𝐒𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫  at 15:00. For more information, please visit: or

The Problem Gambling Severity Index (PGSI) is a reliable and standardised measure of at-risk behaviour in relation to gambling. 👉 For further information, visit:

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The GRAI is growing, and we’re looking for talented, committed professionals to join our team. We have a number of exciting roles now open across key areas of our organisation. For more information, please visit or

Need Help?. If you think gambling is affecting your job, family or your relationships, support services are available nationwide to help you. For more information, visit:

Did you know? . A recent study shows that 'Free Bets' and 'Money Back Guarantees' encourage people to gamble more. To read more, visit:

Our CEO Anne Marie Caulfield and some of the GRAI team met with Sean, who showcased to us his impressive and unique collection of memorabilia. We were delighted to present Sean with a few GRAI branded items to add to his collection, and we wish him all the best in the future.

The GRAI was pleased to welcome logo collector Sean McCourt Kelly @sean_mcck15 to our office. Sean, who is from Armagh, has a large memorabilia collection related to politics and public affairs from across the globe.

For more information on safeguards, useful tips, and advice on gambling harms, visit

The GRAI welcomes @PTSBIreland's introduction of voluntary blocks on debit cards for those who wish to reduce or cease their gambling activity. This option is also available for and customers of @AIBIreland, @bankofireland, @RevolutApp, and EBS.

Did you know? . According to a recent study there was clear evidence that ‘gambling offers’ entice people to bet more, with those at risk of problem gambling especially susceptible. For more information on the study, visit here:

This Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) study, commissioned by the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI), used a controlled experiment to test whether offers, or “inducements”, alter betting behaviour. To read more, visit:

Need Help?. If you think gambling is affecting your job, family or your relationships, support services are available nationwide to help you. For more information, visit:

Anne Marie Caulfield, CEO of the GRAI was part of the Regulatory Frameworks in Focus Panel at the International Association of Gaming Advisors (IAGA) Summit this week. The panel discussed a number of topics including the evolving landscape of gambling regulations.

The research questionaire as part of our .'Social Impact Fund - Call for Input' has been extended by a further week until Tuesday 3rd June at 5pm. For more information and how to take part in the survey please visit:

Alongside Minister O’Callaghan, Minister Collins, and the Department of Justice, we look forward to continued work on our important mandate, with consumer protection and public health at the core of everything we do. For more information visit:

Chairperson Paul Quinn and CEO Anne Marie Caulfield are grateful to Minister O’Callaghan, past Ministers, and @DeptJusticeIRL officials for their support on this journey to establishment.

The GRAI was delighted to welcome Minister @OCallaghanJim and Minister of State @NiallCollinsTD to officially open our new offices on Thursday, 15 May. Their support will help us to fulfil our mandate to regulate the gambling sector and educate the public about gambling harm.

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