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One of the liveliest new additions to next year’s Irish Open schedule is the Old Dogs and Young Pups tournament – a two-day generational grudge match starting on April 4. It’s a battle of experience versus enthusiasm, wisdom versus...
With a lovely holiday break coming up for many players, NOW is the time to get on to booking your hotel accommodation for next year’s Irish Open. The 2026 festival takes place at the RDS from March 26 to April...
Irish Open players have excelled in this year’s PokerStars Live League with 2023 champion David Docherty, 2025 High Roller champion Kenny Hallaert and big 2025 earner Klemens Roiter all lying in second place in their respective League tiers. Only...
Irish Open regular Conor O’Driscoll has just scored the biggest cash of his career with a sixth-place finish in the epic PokerStars EPT Prague Main Event. O’Driscoll scored €206,900 at the tournament – the flagship event of PokerStars’ annual...
One of the most exciting new tournaments on the schedule next year is the two-day Kings and Queens tourney starting on March 29. Designed as a true battle of the Kings and Queens, the tournament will pit female players against...
Next year sees a welcome return for the €250 single re-entry, two-day APAT Championship which is taking place on Friday, March 27. It will be a very special celebration for the popular tour which will be marking its 20th year...
A ton of fun is in store for Ladies at next year’s Irish Open with not only the traditional €250 Ladies Championship, but two brand new events that promise tons of action. For the first time, the Irish Open...
Super urgent!! Ireland World Cup qualifier success puts Dublin hotel rooms under pressure next March Ireland’s sensational performance in the World Cup qualifiers means they are through to the play-offs next March. Fabulous news for Ireland – and of...
This year’s Irish Open offered up a feast of PLO events – from the PLO High Roller Mystery Bounty to the PLO 4/5/6, the 2025 festival was awash with Pot Limit Omaha. Which means PLO fans are really going to...
I attended the Irish Open for the first time this year and, after reading my former colleague Jim Murray’s excellent article, it inspired me to share some of my experiences - and also give you a whole load of reasons...
