Is sports betting legal in Ireland?
Yes. Online sports betting is legal in Ireland with a licensed operator. Unibet and Dabble are licensed there.
Checked October 26, 2026 against the regulator's own licence register.
The law in Ireland
- Is sports betting legal in Ireland?
- Yes. Online sportsbooks need a licence from Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, and betting with one is legal.
- How old do you have to be?
- 18 to bet with a licensed operator in Ireland.
- Who regulates it?
- Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, which publishes the list of licensed operators.
- What's different about Ireland?
- The new Gambling Regulatory Authority started issuing remote betting licences on July 1, 2026, taking over from Revenue's bookmaker licences. Betting on credit, including by credit card, isn't allowed.
On Betravon and licensed in Ireland
- UnibetSportsbook site ↗
- DabbleSportsbook site ↗
Betravon shows these books' player prop prices side by side. A book's lines can differ from one country's site to another, so check the price on its Ireland site before you bet.
Also licensed in Ireland
- bet365Sportsbook site ↗
- Paddy PowerSportsbook site ↗
- BoyleSportsSportsbook site ↗
- BetfairSportsbook site ↗
- Sky Bet
- Ladbrokes
- William Hill
- Betway
- BetVictor
- bwin
- LiveScore Bet
Some of the largest licensed books, not every licensee. Betravon doesn't show their prices yet. The regulator's list is the full record.
Elsewhere in Europe
Compare player prop prices
The board lines up every book's price on each player prop, with line movement and hit rates.
Not legal advice. Laws and licences change, and the operator's own checks decide whether you can play. Only bet where it's legal for you, and if gambling stops being fun, contact a local support service.