ROSCOMMON, Ireland – Nine months before it is due to begin, planning for the Gaelic WWW Conference is well under way.

Slated for June 17-19 in Roscommon, Ireland, the conference is designed to bring together webmasters, “media buyers and sellers, affiliate program operators, service providers and all others involved in online entertainment industry,” according to the event’s organizers. Judging by the roster of past attendees, the event has been successful in drawing exactly that sort of mix.

The spirit of the event is one of cooperation and collaboration, according to the conference’s organizers.

“Let’s face it, we all need to work with both trust and respect together,” the conference website states on its home page. “Let us look forward together and talk about the path the journey takes and how we can best manage it jointly, in a wonderful location in Ireland.”

An impressive list of speakers has already been lined up for the 2019 edition of the conference, including MojoHost founder Brad Mitchell, AgeChecked CEO Alastair Graham, FlirtCash Project Manager Peter Schwarz and TubeAdvertising.eu CEO Simovici Florin.

While the panel schedule is still taking shape, several sessions have already been planned. Malware mitigation expert Paul Armstrong will head an online security panel, Graham and Stephen Winyard of AVSecure will lead an age-verification panel discussion, while Schwarz and Imob Traffic founder/CEO Roland will anchor a session called “Shine on you crazy diamonds” – which will take up the subject of converting extreme niche traffic, not classic Pink Floyd songs.

The venue hotel for the Gaelic WWW Conference is the Abbey Hotel County Roscommon, a four-star hotel which takes its name from the nearby Roscommon Abbey, the ruins of which can be seen from the hotel’s restaurant and bedrooms.

Support for the Gaelic WWW Conference comes from Gold sponsor imaXcash, Bronze sponsors MojoHost and YNOT, International Media sponsor FUBAR Webmasters, and Media Partners Frankfurt Summit, Payout Magazine, PaySale.com and the European Summit.

For more information on the Gaelic WWW Conference, visit GaelicWWWConference.com.