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62,852 MAYO HOMES AND BUSINESSES BENEFIT FROM IMMEDIATE ACCESS TO RELIABLE HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND THANKS TO IMAGINE.
Imagine extends its high-speed broadband connection area, providing immediate connectivity to over 62,852 homes & businesses in Co. Mayo.
Poor broadband affecting east Mayo businesses
A number of businesses in east mayo that are trying to expand are finding it difficult to do so, due to poor broadband in the area, the February meeting of the Claremorris-Swinford Municipal District was told this week.
High speed broadband connection points in South Roscommon
Roscommon County Council is taking bookings for two new Broadband Connection Points (BCP) in Kiltoom and Brideswell which will provide high-speed broadband for remote working, study or personal use.
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The Mayo Public Participation Network (PPN) is the main link through which Mayo County Council connects with the community, voluntary and environmental sectors in the Community.
National Broadband Plan delay impacting on rural communities
Fianna Fáil TD for Roscommon/Galway, Deputy Eugene Murphy has hit out at the continued delays in the signing of the contract for the National Broadband Plan which he says is having a serious impact on hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in rural Ireland waiting to be connected to the network.
Fewer than half happy with home broadband performance
Customer satisfaction with home broadband performance has dropped since last year, according to the independent and impartial price comparison and switching service, Switcher.ie.
High-speed broadband can boost online trading for rural businesses - Boxer
Online trading could offer a welcome boost to small businesses in rural Ireland as the Government continues to prioritise high-speed broadband, Deputy Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran has said.
Last chance for rural broadband
Irish Rural Link has warned that the time for making applications under the Rural Broadband Scheme will come to an end on July 29. The scheme applies to households and premises which are outside of the regions covered by the earlier National Broadband Scheme.
Rural broadband scheme welcomed but concerns over quality and speed
The Western Development Commission has this week welcomed the Government’s commitment to providing a universal broadband scheme to all areas, but Mayo Fianna Fáil TD Dara Calleary has expressed serious concerns that the scheme omits those with unacceptably low level of service.
Broadband now available in 33 new areas in Kilkenny
Some 33 new electoral districts in Kilkenny now have broadband with a minimum download speed of 1.6Mbps and maximum of 6.8Mbps available.
