League of Ireland Betting Odds
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Find the Best LOI Betting Odds for Every Match
Welcome to our dedicated LOI betting odds page on BettingLounge.co.uk. Here, you will find the latest LOI odds across 10 top UK bookmakers to quickly and easily compare the best and worst odds available.
Our user-friendly interface with real-time updates lets you see the latest odds across multiple markets and matches for betting on the LOI.
How Do I Bet on LOI Matches?
To bet on LOI games, choose the match you are interested in, find the bookie with the best odds, and click the "Bet" button. You will land on the bookie you choose, where you can register or log into your account. Then, head to the LOI section and build/place your bet.
LOI Match Betting Odds (2025)
Below are the latest full-time result betting odds available for the upcoming LOI matches. Click on the result to compare odds from over 12 UK bookmakers.
List of LOI Teams in 2025
- Bohemians
- Cork City
- Derry City
- Drogheda United
- Galway United
- Shamrock Rovers
- Shelbourne
- Sligo Rovers
- St Patrick's Athletic
- Waterford
Expert Opinion on the LOI
The LOI is one of the most exciting leagues when it is given a chance to excel, and many probably overlook the division due to its limited access outside of Ireland. However, it is definitely something to keep an extra eye on.
With only 10 teams in the league, there is certainly an element of intrigue to the LOI, adding an extra level of tightness to the title race, with the contending teams normally only separated by a few points.
Of course, with a lack of money in the league, the quality may be slightly worse than some of Europe's best options. However, it remains a division with a high level of entertainment when given a chance.
Who Owns the LOI TV Rights in the UK?
At the time of writing, Virgin Media and Premier Sports co-own the rights for the LOI in the United Kingdom. Furthermore, subscribing to LOITV allows customers to watch games in the UK. The app is the official streaming app for UK viewers.
Interesting Facts About the LOI
League table rules: Unlike most divisions in Europe, the LOI is only made up of 10 teams per season, which makes things much closer in the standings, thus making it a bit more entertaining. The last-placed team is immediately relegated at the end of the season, while the 9th-placed team has to take part in a play-off game for survival.
Kick-off times: Interestingly, most LOI games take place on Friday and Monday evenings, despite formerly taking place on a Sunday afternoon (with many clubs not having access to floodlights). It is very rare for games to actually take place on Saturdays or Sundays.
Four instead of two: Most leagues in Europe will see teams play each other two times per season. With the LOI, though, this is not possible as there are too few teams. So, to counter this, the teams play each other four times, filling the calendar.
Calendar-year schedule: Speaking of the calendar, rather than playing games from summer to summer, the Irish League plays the league through the calendar year. In other words, as most leagues wrap up for the summer, the LOI continues.