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Feuds between telcos and councils are fuelling Ireland's mobile coverage black spots

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Feuds between telcos and councils are fuelling Ireland's mobile coverage black spots

Feb 15th 2018, 4:08 PM 2,545 Views 3 Comments

New mobile infrastructure projects across the country are stuck in planning limbo.

Tesco Mobile says network is back for 'majority of customers'

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Tesco Mobile says network is back for 'majority of customers'

Nov 28th 2017, 10:50 PM 59,867 Views 96 Comments

But it warned that a “small number of customers” might still be blocked from using calls, texts and internet services.

Around 10,000 Irish homes had their TV connection shut off today

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Around 10,000 Irish homes had their TV connection shut off today

Apr 19th 2016, 2:45 PM 36,583 Views 29 Comments

The move comes as a broadcast transmission network is being removed.

The government is looking in to blocking mobile phone signals in prisons

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The government is looking in to blocking mobile phone signals in prisons

Jan 31st 2015, 1:24 PM 12,634 Views 96 Comments

That’s after 728 were confiscated last year.

'You wouldn't see this on Father Ted' - Why bad broadband is hurting rural Ireland

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'You wouldn't see this on Father Ted' - Why bad broadband is hurting rural Ireland

Nov 16th 2014, 8:30 PM 22,071 Views 70 Comments

The country is behind many eastern European nations when it comes to broadband access.

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