The Irish Open is known as the longest-running No Limit Texas hold 'em poker tournament in Europe and the second-longest in the world after the World Series of Poker!
First organised in 1981 by maverick Irish bookmaker Terry Rogers, the tournament is one of the world’s most prestigious live poker festivals and has become a fixture on the international poker calendar.
The Irish Poker Open is the longest-running No Limit Hold’em tournament outside of Vegas and the oldest in Europe with a history going back more than 43 years. The Irish Poker Open is considered an absolute must on the international poker calendar and always attracts a stellar crowd. 2023 seen the biggest event in Irish History with PokerStars qualifier David Docherty taking home a first prize of €365,000 topping the 2,491 entries and almost €2,500,000 prizepool.
Mini Irish Open: March 25-April 1 - €200 (€500,000 GTD)
Irish Open High Roller: March 26-27 - €5,000
Irish Open Main Event: March 27-April 1 - €1,150 (€1,000,000 GTD)
Irish Open High Roller: March 30-31 - €3,000
Irish Open PLO Mystery Bounty: March 30-31 - €1,100
Irish Open Mystery Bounty: March 31-April 1 - €1,100