Neil Channing raises to $160,000 from the cut-off and Danilo Paulsen re-raises to $450,000 from the small blind. As is the custom at this final table, the original raiser folds out and Paulsen takes the pot.

Neil Channing raises to $250,000 from under the gun and Donal Norton flat-calls in the big blind. The flop comes A-8-3 with two clubs and Norton moves all-in. Channing folds out and Norton takes the pot.

Neil Channing raises to $140,000 and the action folds around to Donal Norton, who re-pops to $600,000. Channing goes into the tank before ultimately deciding to pass and Norton takes the pot to a cheer from the gallery.

Tim Blake raises to $120,000 on the button and Danilo Paulsen re-raises to $350,000 from the small blind. Blake gives the matter some thought before passing and Paulsen takes the pot.

The level is over and the blinds are moving up. Stay tuned for more updates as the action continues.

Neil Channing raises to $140,000 from the cut-off and Tim Blake re-raises to $400,00 from the button. Action folds back around to Channing, who lays down the hand and Blake takes the pot.

Donal Norton raises to $140,000 on the button and sees chipleader Neil Channing re-raise to $400,000 from the small blind. Action folds back around to the Great Irish Hope, who lays down the hand and Channing adds to his chip lead.

Due to some absolutely amazing work by the tournament announcer, here is what we can tell you about the second hand of the final table:

"And there has been an all-in at the table. Donal Norton shows J-10 and Edwin Tournier has K-7. And we're going to lose Edwin Tournier!"

So, really helpful.

Anyway, we've been able to piece together that Tournier got all of his money in the middle on the river of a J-J-4-Q-K board holding kings-up, with Norton more than happy to play holding trip jacks. Tournier is out in sixth place and will take home €135,000.

On the first hand at the final table, Neil Channing raises from middle position and takes down the blinds and antes.

The introductions have been completed, with sole surviving Irishman Donal Norton getting a rousing cheer from the gallery as he is brought to the table. The cameras are ready and with four minutes left in the current level the tournament announcer directs the lovely Dena to "Shuffle up and deal!"

We're go from the final table in Dublin.