Ireland appoints first ever gambling regulator to oversee sector

Under the proposed plan, the regulator would have powers to impose fines and other sanctions on gambling providers which breach rules.

Under the proposed plan, the regulator would have powers to impose fines and other sanctions on gambling providers which breach rules.

A senior civil servant has been appointed to the new role of Ireland’s first gambling regulator.

Anne Marie Caulfield was chosen following an open competition for a chief executive officer designate of the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland.

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