JayKay Leisure Casino
JayKay Leisure Casino

JayKay Leisure Casino runs two licensed gaming venues in Cork and Kerry, open late every night.

Two Licensed Venues

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Licensing and Regulatory Standing

Jaykay Leisure Limited holds annual gaming licences issued by the Irish Revenue Commissioners, with separate licence entries covering the Ballincollig and Tralee premises. The company was incorporated on 20 July 2007 and carries a normal status on the Irish company register under activity code 92.34 - Other Entertainment Activities. Its registered address sits at 4A South Cork Industrial Estate, Vicars Road, Pouladuff, Cork, which also appears in Revenue licensing records alongside the two trading locations.

For visitors, this means both venues operate within a formal Irish licensing framework rather than as unlicensed arcades. Age verification at the door is a legal requirement, and the 18+ rule is applied at entry rather than at the machine.

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What JayKay Leisure Actually Is

Right now JayKay Leisure Casino in Ireland means two venues, both licensed and trading late into the night. Cash-only play, adults only, open seven days a week - that is the short outline.

Looking closer: Jaykay Leisure Limited holds annual gaming licences from the Irish Revenue Commissioners for one venue in Ballincollig, Co. Cork and another on Russell Street in Tralee, Co. Kerry. Each location typically runs between 50 and 70 gaming machines in a simple walk-in layout. There are no table games, no hotel or resort piece attached, and nobody is worrying about dress codes. It feels like local leisure gaming, not a trip to Las Vegas. During play, complimentary refreshments are offered, which is small but makes a difference over a long session.

Both casinos usually close somewhere between 01:00 and 02:00 every night of the week. Entry is strictly 18+ and you do not need to book ahead.

The Two Locations

VenueAddressPhone
BallincolligUnit 11, Tús Abhaile, Time Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork, P31 CD52+353 21 482 6867
Tralee12 Russell Street, Tralee, Co. Kerry, V92 FE40+353 66 710 2772

Both venues focus on what the operator calls advanced gaming terminals. Exact mixes - like how many video slots, whether there is electronic roulette or amusement-with-prizes - are not broken down publicly. Payouts are handled only in cash, either straight from the machine or via floor staff, depending on how that particular terminal is set up.

One thing to keep in mind before heading out: times can drift a little. It is always worth ringing the local number to double-check opening hours so you are not standing outside at a locked door.

Visiting Ballincollig

The Ballincollig casino is set inside the Time Square retail and leisure complex. Around it you will spot a cinema, a few places to eat within a short walk, and local parking options. It has been part of the town’s late-night rhythm for years, and that long run shows in how it operates: familiar, low-key, not trying too hard.

What to bring and what usually happens:

  1. First, call +353 21 482 6867 to confirm the hours for that day.
  2. Pack valid photo ID that clearly shows you are 18 or older, as door checks may happen.
  3. Bring cash in EUR. Card payments and digital wallets are not taken on the gaming floor.
  4. Head for Unit 11, Tús Abhaile at Time Square to enter the venue.
  5. On arrival, chat with floor staff about what machines are active and whether any member offers apply right now.
  6. During your session you can ask for complimentary refreshments.
  7. When you finish playing, collect any winnings in cash, either directly from the machine or from staff as they indicate.

Within the Premier Casinos network, Ballincollig is described as a long-standing casino for the town. That matches the feel on site: no big spectacle, just steady operation.

Visiting Tralee

The Tralee venue sits on Russell Street in the middle of the town’s commercial centre. Kirby’s Brogue Inn is nearby, and the casino lies within the main pedestrian area, so it is hard to miss once you are in central Tralee. When tourism in Co. Kerry picks up, the floor tends to hold a mix of regular local players and visitors passing through.

To plan a visit, most people do something like this:

  1. Phone +353 66 710 2772 to get that day’s opening schedule.
  2. Carry a government-issued ID showing that you are at least 18.
  3. Bring cash in EUR, as that is the only tender accepted on site.
  4. Make your way to 12 Russell Street in the main retail zone of Tralee.
  5. Check in with floor staff for a quick overview of the current machine line-up.
  6. Ask if any member offers, including free-bet type promotions through the Premier Casinos membership, are running that night.
  7. Take your winnings in cash, either straight at the machine or via staff, depending on the terminal.
  8. If anything comes up after your visit, use the venue phone number again for follow-up questions.

Premier Casinos markets Tralee as a site with over fifty highly advanced gaming machines. Within the JayKay Leisure footprint, it is the southernmost of the venues.

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What to Expect Inside

Each venue runs between 50 and 70 gaming machines in a walk-in layout with no reservation needed. Play is cash-based on the premises, with payouts also handled in cash on site. Complimentary refreshments are available during sessions, which is a standard feature across both locations. Doors typically stay open until 01:00 or 02:00 every day of the week, making these among the later-closing leisure options in their respective towns.

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Licensing Details

Jaykay Leisure Limited operates on the basis of two active gaming licences issued by the Irish Revenue Commissioners. Licence number 1011822 applies to the Ballincollig venue, while licence 1013540 is associated with Tralee. The company itself was incorporated on 20 July 2007 under company number 443492 and is currently listed as Normal (Active) on the Irish company registry.

DetailInformation
RegulatorIrish Revenue Commissioners
Licence typeGaming Licence Annual
Licence IDs1011822; 1013540
Company number443492
Company statusNormal (Active)
Registered address4A South Cork Industrial Estate, Vicars Road, Pouladuff, Cork, T12 CFY9
Principal activity92.34 - Other Entertainment Activities N.E.C.

The registered office in the South Cork Industrial Estate at Pouladuff appears both on the Revenue licence entries and on the company register. In the Revenue records, Jason Healy is listed alongside Jaykay Leisure Limited as the relevant individual connected to each licence. Under Irish law the company is treated as small.

The Premier Casinos Connection

Publicly, JayKay Leisure trades under the Premier Casinos name. That brand fronts several Irish casino venues behind a shared identity and a single website at premiercasinos.ie. The Ballincollig and Tralee casinos both show up within that portfolio, together with other Cork operations such as Leeside Leisure Casino.

Across the Premier Casinos network, a few traits repeat themselves: late-night operating hours, complimentary refreshments, a focus on machine-based gaming rather than tables, and sites in central town areas with access to parking nearby. There is also a membership scheme promoted across the brand, which is said to include a EUR 20 free-bet style offer for new members who sign up and then visit a venue.

The formal corporate structure between Jaykay Leisure Limited and the Premier Casinos brand is not clearly laid out in public records. What is visible is that Premier Casinos takes care of the marketing and web presence, while Jaykay Leisure Limited is listed on the licences and in the companies register. For anything practical - opening times, promotions, lost property - the most effective route is usually to call the venue phone number directly.

Age Policy and Responsible Gaming

All JayKay Leisure venues apply a minimum age of 18, checked at the entrance. Both sites sit under Ireland’s gaming and amusement licensing rules, so they follow the national framework for gaming operations.

There is no specific named responsible gambling program from this operator in the public domain. Because play is cash-only and happens in person, there are no online tools like account limits or remote self-exclusion features that you would see on a digital platform. Any measures around safer play are handled face to face by staff on the floor.

Anyone who feels their gaming is becoming a concern can speak with staff inside the venue, who are the first point of contact on site. Alongside that, Ireland has national support services for gambling issues, which are there to be used sooner rather than later if you ever need them.