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Jacko2017
30 Mar 26 21:25
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More than 200 jobs are set to go at bookmaker Ladbrokes with the UK firm informing staff that up to 39 of its shops in Ireland are to close. Ladbrokes operate just more than 100 shops across the country and so the closures would represent more than a third of its bricks and mortar operations if all go ahead.

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By:
Cupwinkcook
When: 30 Mar 26 21:41
Not surprised. Been obvious that they have been reducing their number of shops over the last 10 years or so.
Both Cork and Dublin had loads of shops back in the day, even before they took over the Coral shops in the late 90s.
By:
hulk23
When: 30 Mar 26 21:54
hardly surprising when ya offering 7/2 about a 6/1 shot Plain
By:
ronnie rails
When: 30 Mar 26 22:16
And entain staff still think it's good to get a tenner and an Easter egg to sign somebody  up to go online.
Ronnie.
By:
liberator of the oppressed
When: 31 Mar 26 07:27
Not looking good so is that 39 less picture rights into the kitty?
By:
Ramruma
When: 31 Mar 26 07:56
Less media rights; less Racing Post wallpaper sales; fewer jobs.
By:
Jumper45
When: 31 Mar 26 09:40
I'm surprised it has taken them so long and only 39. I can't see much hope for most of the others, Ladbrokes remaining shops or many other firms' outlets.
By:
Delashay
When: 31 Mar 26 09:49
You’re right Ronnie I went into one on a Sunday had my bets written out and they said online only! I said there was no notice on the website where I’d taken the prices and they weren’t fussed! I asked if they phone up to ask if they would take the bets, it was so much work for them!
Before I left I told them, you do realise that your job is going down the pan with this sort of thing?! They weren’t bothered about that either! Laugh
By:
MJK
When: 31 Mar 26 12:16
There's been a rumour for some time that Barney O'Hare (Bar One Racing) was taking over some of the Ladbrokes shops.
By:
liberator of the oppressed
When: 31 Mar 26 15:34
GC must be listening at this rate there won't be nothing left.
By:
ronnie rails
When: 16 Jul 26 22:25
Entain to shed 500 jobs look for the lightswitch.
Game has gone.
Ronnie.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 17 Jul 26 01:08
10-100% bigger prices on BF and the forum woffle going into a betting shop..

pmsl.
By:
impossible123
When: 17 Jul 26 10:10
Obviously it's sad people will be losing their job and possibly the way of life too. However, the bookies cannot justify the presence of the shops on the high street on present business strategy ie focusing on fobt only, and disregarding other betting on sports eg horseracing, etc.

However, I hope it affects that Clare bloke. The guy has told so many porkies on live tv. He even came on live tv to correct a gaffe by his understudy on his company's sponsored race ie The Eclipse on the day. The Clare bloke has been living off the ill-gotten fobt profits for at least a decade now.
By:
freddiewilliams
When: 17 Jul 26 12:52
There's a hundred different bookmakers in nearly everyone's pocket
By:
freddiewilliams
When: 17 Jul 26 12:54
Deposit a hunner into each every month......ull never have ac problems
By:
hulk23
When: 17 Jul 26 17:28
Public gave up on Lbrokes long ago.  Walk into any of their premises, even on a busy Saturday afternoon, dead as a dodo.  Capoot.
By:
impossible123
When: 17 Jul 26 18:06
I'd like to see only one betting shop in any high street. Anymore is surplus to requirement and an eyesore. The bookies on the high street these days are masquerading as casinos, period, and do not serve a purpose for almost every Joe or Harriet on the high street. The bookies are attractions for criminals and drug users; the toilets are locked and unavailable to the public.
By:
uptheirons
When: 17 Jul 26 18:11
F/O
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 17 Jul 26 21:09
33/1 winner in ireland today 75 on here .
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