With 20,000 chips already in the middle, Terry Farrelly got his final 22,000 chips in from early position on a turn of 8♥8♣9♣A♥ against Cosmin Deac in middle position.
Terry Farrelly: 3♥2♥ 
Cosmin Deac: 9♥9♠
Farrelly's flush draw was useless against the full house of Deac, and he stood up and left while the K♣ completed the board.
In a pot amounting to 18,500 chips, Shyamrag Charuvil checked from under the gun to Marius Kukis on the button. Kukis fired 8,500 chips in the middle and Charuvil thought it over for a bit before making the call.
The 7♠ river then completed the board and Charuvil quickly led out for his stack of 12,000. Kukis tossed in a call and Charuvil tabled 7♦7♣ for a rivered set. Kukis showed his J♠J♥ before they were added to the muck and Charuvil raked in his double-up.
Jamie Le and Antoine Savaria were heads up on a turn of A♣8♣2♥7♣. Le checked from the cutoff to Savaria on the button, who made a bet of 8,000 into the pot of 40,000 chips.
Le then put Savaria all in for 24,000 chips total, which sent the latter into the tank. Eventually, the clock was called, but Savaria slammed in a call before the floor had to come over.
Antoine Savaria: J♠J♥
Jamie Le: A♠6♠
Le's pair of aces held firm on the 9♥ river, resulting in Savaria's exit from the tournament. Le, on the other hand, chipped up to more than six starting stacks.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The 957 players remaining in Day 1c have been sent on a small 20-minute break.
The €1,150 Irish Open Main Event has recorded 2,502 entries so far, already upping the 2,491 attendance record of 2023. There are still four levels of late registration to go in Day 1c, as well as the entirety of Day 1d, which starts at 8 p.m. local time.
The prize pool stands at €2,444,325 and will only grow larger as the entries continue to trickle in throughout the night.
Glenn Davies and Michel Karim were heads up, battling over a pot of 19,000 chips. Davies made a bet of 5,000 on the K♣5♥4♥A♣3♣ board, after which Karim counted his chips before putting in a raise to 18,500.
Davies mulled the situation over for a little while before mucking his cards, sending the sizable pot Karim's way.
On a completed board of 2♠8♣9♦J♥4♦ and with 27,500 chips in the middle, Christian Marek from the small blind checked to Marcus Hallabro in the cutoff. Hallabro then jammed all in for 19,000 and received a snap call from his opponent.
Hallabro showed J♦J♣ for top set, but it was no good against the Q♣10♠ of Marek, who shipped the large pot to near a six-figure stack.
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