Varadkar: New gambling laws will not close bingo halls

Bingo players protested outside the Dáil this week saying legislation being considered by the government would put the halls at risk.

Varadkar: New gambling laws will not close bingo halls
Wed, 04 Dec, 2019 - 13:20
Digital Desk staff

The Taoiseach has said new gambling laws will not close bingo halls.

Bingo players protested outside the Dáil this week saying legislation being considered by the government would put the halls at risk.

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