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Collapse in the number of texts and calls from Irish phones

The number of traditional calls and texts on smartphones continues to collapse in Ireland, according to the latest figures from the telecoms operator.

Advertiser.ie - City begins to lose 3G signal after 20 years

Vodafone will start turning off its 3G network across Galway city from next week, with a warning that older mobile devices may no longer be able to access the internet or send data.

Clear launches new app-based lane in Louisville

Vodafone rebuked by regulator for lack of 5G mobile connectivity in southeast

Vodafone has been rebuked by the Irish telecoms regulator for not providing counties in the southeast of Ireland with adequate 5G mobile connectivity.

Vodafone rebuked by regulator for lack of mobile connectivity in southeast

Vodafone has been rebuked by the Irish telecoms regulator for not providing counties in the southeast of Ireland with adequate 5G mobile connectivity.

The Big Tech Show: How to beat the mobile, broadband and TV price hikes due to hit this month

Did you know that you can save hundreds on mobile, broadband and TV packages if you do a bit of checking?

Helplines to help you this Christmas

Vodafone investigating potential data breach after Twitter accounts compromised

Vodafone has temporarily disabled its main Twitter customer care account, as well as that of its subsidiary Clear Mobile, after a third party gained access.

Vodafone urging customers to make sure they are using 4G or 5G compatible devices

Vodafone urging customers to make sure they are using 4G or 5G compatible devices

As Sky, Vodafone, Three and Eir hike prices, here are some tips on beating those rising broadband, mobile and TV charges

Four of the country’s biggest telecoms providers all hit their customers with a raft of price increases for broadband, mobile and TV services on April Fool’s Day. But for consumers already grappling with the rising cost of groceries, mortgages and energy, further increases in their household bills were no joke.