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IrelandIreland began hosting online casinos and lotteries in 2003. The first online bookmaking sites were launched in 2004. Ireland's bookmakers operate Internet-based services under the terms of their bookmaking licenses. The National Lottery may be played via digital TV, phone, and Internet. Gambling winnings in Ireland are tax-free but a 2% tax is collected on sports bets. In late 2010, the Ministry of Finance extended the 1% tax on land-based betting turnover to online bookmakers. The same finance bill also introduced a 15% "betting intermediary duty" based on the commission they take from Irish punters. The National Lottery began offering instant win and draw games online in 2009. All 7 Ireland sites support English. edit your preferences Ireland
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