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The full schedule is now available. Check out this page to stay up to date with all the action over the event.
PokerStars and Paddy Power will be sponsoring the Irish Open for the third consecutive year. Oh, don’t forget that this time is the event’s 45th anniversary. As you’d imagine, that means you can expect the 2025 stop to be bigger and better than ever, demonstrated by the fact four more days have been added to the schedule.
What does that mean? To begin with, the events you know and love will be back, including the Main Event and hugely successful Mini Irish Open. However, their guarantees have increased – this time, the prize pools are €2,500,000 GTD and €1,000,000 GTD, respectively. Plus, there will be the updated €1,000,000 GTD Mystery Bounty, as well as an updated High Roller series featuring four €5,000 buy-in events and a €10,000 buy-in event.
One thing that won’t change, however, is the incredible atmosphere, with hundreds of poker-lovers set to descend on the Irish capital to revel in the richest poker festival in Ireland. And with satellites and qualifiers ready to offer affordable ways to reach Dublin, the event will be at fever pitch. Records were broken in 2024 – with a stacked schedule, you can expect the same again in 2025.
The full schedule is now available. Check out this page to stay up to date with all the action over the event.
Main Event Travel is the event’s official travel partner. Head to the website to find out information about your travel and accommodation options.
Irish Open Mystery Bounty: April 10-15
Mini Irish Open: April 10-21
Irish Open Main Event: April 13-21
Irish Open High Roller: April 19-21
The license holder and operator of this event is IPF Entertainment. PokerStars is the main sponsor of the event.
Royal Dublin Society
Address: Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 AK83, Ireland
Minimum age: 18 years+
NB: You must bring photo ID to enter the venue.
You can buy-in onsite using any of the following options:
Please note: we cannot accept part payment of one payment type with another.
*Credit/debit cards won’t be accepted at the registration desks. Players need to purchase chips at the casino cashier and then proceed to the cash registration desks.
** Regional and account restrictions may apply.
For frequently asked questions about the Irish Open, please click here.