Problem gamblers and their families asked to give their views on tackling gambling harm in Ireland

Problem gamblers and their families asked to give their views on tackling gambling harm in Ireland

According to studies from the Economic and Social Research Institute, gambling has caused harm for 10% of Irish adults.

People who have suffered from a gambling addiction and their families have been urged to give their take on a new statutory fund aimed at tackling gambling harm in Ireland.

The Social Impact Fund, set up by the newly-established Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, will raise money through a levy on gambling companies based on their turnover.

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