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# Eircom

Last month
February 2024
Regulator seized thousands of records during surprise search of Eircom's offices last summer
Last year
2023
Eir fined €2.45 million by regulator for overcharging an estimated 76,000 customers
All time
Emails of some eircom.net users have been permanently deleted in error, company says
Almost 90% of remaining public payphones removed in last six months
Eir to charge €5.99 a month for anyone with an eircom.net email to continue using service
Eircom fined €23,500 for continually over-charging customers
Eir fined over €10,500 after it admitted overcharging customers
Should public payphones be hung up, permanently?
11 things Ireland thinks Eircom's new logo looks like
Eircom has been replaced with this squiggle
Eircom says services are returning to normal today
Eircom says services are now stable after nationwide outage
First UPC, now Eircom's unloved brand could be on the way out
We finally have a timeline for when all Ireland will get decent broadband
Eircom, Meteor, Three and UPC all made one big mistake when signing up customers
Here's everything you need to know about business this week
We asked Eircom why people dislike the company so much
Is your area FINALLY going to get super-fast broadband?
High-speed broadband could be Eircom's saviour
Good news - super, incredibly fast broadband is on its way to 350 towns in Ireland
Eircom has refunded thousands of customers for phone outages
TV licences, Tayto sandwiches and Operation Transformation: The week in numbers
Eircom has found a way to make money - take the razor to its workforce
This phone socket exploded into bits during Monday night's lightning storms
Eircom slammed for 'excessive' and 'opportunistic' price rises
A year in red and black ink: 2014's biggest winners and losers from world of business
Sky has joined the fibre broadband wars. And it's undercutting its main rivals
Eircom has the biggest fibre network in Ireland - but customers are slow to get on board
Lots of Irish mobile phone users have been ditching Vodafone
Ireland's super-fast broadband war has begun and it's coming to a town near you
Irish startups can ride the wave of a 'real tech boom'
On-demand services grow in popularity, but Irish adults are still glued to the TV
Herbie goes to the US: Eircom boss stands down after company float shelved
Newbridge ad deemed too sexy (not the Ronan O'Gara one)
Eircom is the newest arrival at the very-crowded movie download party
Nothing on telly? You can now flick over and watch the Oireachtas
Watchdog investigates Yourtel over Eircom complaints confusion
How much? It costs €5.58 to call 11850 for just 1 second
Trinity College, cannabis, and going to the dentist : The week in numbers
Be careful, scammers are still targeting Irish home phone users