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Some people settling for less as 4 in 5 experience connectivity issues - Vimarsana News

Some people settling for less as 4 in 5 experience connectivity issues

National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the company rolling out the National Broadband Plan (NBP), commissioned Core Research to undertake research among members of the public who are living within the NBP Intervention Area (IA) and will therefore be served by the NBI high speed fibre network, but who have not yet availed of a connection.

Mixed broadband experience for many customers in Cork survey finds - Vimarsana News

Mixed broadband experience for many customers in Cork survey finds

In Cork, National Broadband Ireland is making a €314m investment to bring fibre to 82,000 premises across the county

Carlow Nationalist — New broadband survey reveals four in five users experience connectivity issues - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — New broadband survey reveals four in five users experience connectivity issues

By Suzanne Pender National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the company rolling out the National Broadband Plan (NBP), has said new research shows a mismatch between…

Irish users may be missing out on broadband benefits - survey - Vimarsana News

Irish users may be missing out on broadband benefits - survey

More than 80% said they had experienced issues such as slow connections and patchy coverage

John McGee: BBDO's 'Home of the Black Stuff' still a Christmas advertising cracker – 19 years on - Vimarsana News

John McGee: BBDO's 'Home of the Black Stuff' still a Christmas advertising cracker – 19 years on

The summer of 2004 was hot and a heatwave was experienced in many parts of the country. As they tend to do during periods of hot weather, sales of Guinness declined as polyamorous punters opted for colder and faster dispensed lagers and ciders.