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It’s Day 1a of the €1 million guaranteed 2023 Irish Open Main Event and – judging by the huge fields in all the events held so far – this year’s €1,150 buy-in Main Event is going to be a corker. All...
Day 1 of the Irish Open 2023 is in the bag and players are now filling Hall 3 to capacity for today’s busy roster of Championship events and satellites. (So busy that the €150 PLO Deepstack had to be cancelled.)...
Click to download RDS guide PDF The Irish Open – sponsored by PokerStars and Paddy Power – is taking place April 3-10 at the Royal Dublin Society (RDS), a spectacular venue in the Ballsbridge area of Dublin. The €1 million guaranteed...
Long after players have forgotten their ignominious departure from the Main Event, or the time they were TOTALLY ROBBED with a one-outer, they will STILL remember the “craic” they had at the Irish Open. Roberto Romanello and Debs The Destroyer!...
The exact schedule for this year’s UKIPT may still be behind wraps but the good news is that players at the Irish Open will be able to get a really good head start on the 2023 UKIPT Leaderboard. PokerStars has...
Benny Glaser, one of the UK’s most successful poker players, is heading back to the Irish Open next week for another stab at the Main Event title. Glaser, who holds multiple poker records, was runner-up in the Irish Open High...
Players from all over the world will be flocking to Dublin next month to take part in the Irish Open. The annual festival – which is taking place this year from April 3 to 10 at the Royal Dublin Society – is...
Danish photographer Mickey May first started covering the Irish Open in 2006. To celebrate next month's event, we asked her to choose a dozen images from over the years and say a bit about what they mean to her: Vincent...
Nottinghamshire poker player Alexandru Talica will be making his first-ever trip to Ireland next month after winning the Irish Open & MainEventTravel’s “Luck of the Irish” competition and snagging a €2,200 Irish Open Main Event prize package. Alex was up...
Award-winning poker commentators James Hartigan and Joe Stapleton will be making their Irish Open debut next month and hosting the live stream. Hartigan and Stapes, who are usually found behind the mic at events like PokerStars’ European Poker Tour and...
