Complete List of Eircom Exchanges

griffzino

Todays Irsih Examiner has an ad from Eircom praising itself for its broadband offering I-Stream.

The ad gives a complete list of exchanges that are currently enabled, and also gives a list of exchanges that will be (hopefully) upgraded in 2003.

The ad was probably in the other major papers as well.

vishal

is the clondalkin exchange mentioned cos i failed the test a month or two ago. if it is does anybody know where it is?

theciscokid

do they give a list of all their exchanges?

i doubt they reveal the location, (which isn't hard to find anyway)

corkey

Vishal ,Its on the nangor road (top end ) cant miss it

Coyote

could someone with a ocr scaner scan that in and post a link to it
or even just a jpg of the add

Coyote

vishal

what does an exchange look like?

Ro

Clondalkin is mentioned as being broadband enabled.

It also has a list of eircom exchanges that will provide broadband in 2003:
Balbriggan
Caherdavin (Limerick)
Cavan
Clane
Clonakilty
Clonmel
Cobh
Dunboyne
Dunsaughlin
Glanmire
Hettyfield (Cork)
Kinsale
Longford
Lucan
Maynooth
Middleton
Monaghan
Navan
Nenagh
Newbridge
Newlands Cross
Rathcoole
Rush
Skerries
Thurles
Trim

seamus

It's an awful ad. Hypocrasy proclaiming that "No-one is more committed to broadband than eircom". Funny that coming from the company who only recently proclaimed that there was no demand for broadband, that it lacked the 'killer application' :rolleyes:

The List of Exchanges (per the ad) are:
Dublin:
Ashbourne
Beggarsbush
Blanchardstown
Ballyboden
Belcamp (Coolock)
Bray
Cabra
Celbridge
Clondalkin
Clontarf
Coolock
Crown Alley
Crumlin
Custom House
Citywest
Dolphins Barn
Dundrum
Dun Laoghaire
Foxrock
Finglas
Greystones
Lucan/Ballydowd (yay!)
Leixlip
Merrion Square
Malahide
North Main (North City Centre)
Nutley
Palmerstown
Portmarnock
Phibsboro
Priory Park (Stillorgan)
Rathmines
Rochestown
Santry
Ship St. (City Centre)
Shankill
Sandyford RSU
Swords
Summerhill
Sutton
Tallaght
Terenure
Walkinstown
Whitehall
Dublin Airport

Other Areas:
Arklow
Athenry
Athlone
Athy
Ballina
Ballinasloe
Ballincollig
Bandon
Carlow
Carrick-on-Shannon
Castlebar
Castletroy
Churchfield (Cork)
Cork Central
Dennehy's Cross (Cork)
Dooradoyle
Douglas
Drogheda
Dundalk
Ennis
Enniscorthy
Galway
Gorey
Kanturk
Killarney
Kilkenny
Limerick (Roches St.)
Letterkenny
Listowel
Macroom
Mallow
Mervue
Mullingar
Naas
New Ross
Newmarket
Portlaoise
Quaker Rd. (Cork City)
Rathedmond
Roslevin (Athlone)
Shannon
Shannon Airport
Shantalla (Galway City)
Sligo
Tralee
Tuam
Tullamore
Tycor (Waterford)
Waterford
Wellington Rd. (Cork City)
Westport
Wexford
Wicklow

Due to be upgraded by the end of 2003: Balbriggan, Caherdavin, Cavan, Clane, Clonakilty, Clonmel, Cobh, Dunboyne, Dunshaughlin, Glanmire, Hettyfield (Cork), Kinsale, Longford, Lucan, Maynooth, Middleton, Monaghan, Navan, Nenagh, Newbridge, Newlands Cross, Rathcoole, Rush, Skerries, Thurles, Trim.


If I've missed any, let me know.

The ad doesn't distinguish between RADSL and standard ADSL.

vishal

i am at newslands cross but this is part of clondalkin. Why is this classed as a different exchange?

Redshift

Originally posted by vishal
i am at newslands cross but this is part of clondalkin. Why is this classed as a different exchange?

Because there is a small exchange just off newlands cross.

tribble

whoot, Foxrock exchange.

Anyone know if it will be weeks or months 'till it's upgraded?

tribble

lynchie

Originally posted by vishal
what does an exchange look like?

The one on the Nangor Rd is a big square building with horrible brown stone and black windows with a big massive mast out the back with loads of microwave links on it. Just follow the road from newlands cross down towards Lifey Valley, you cant miss it!

If your number is 457xxxx or 459xxxx then you are probably on the nangor rd. Think 464xxxx is Newlands Cross

rymus

in another thread on the same topic dahamsta mentioned that my local exchange, Carrigaline, was penciled in to be upgraded by the end of 2003. I notice however that it's not on the list posted above... That leads me to worry somewhat even though I'm pretty much resigned to the fact that I won't be getting broadband within the next 12 months.

StickyMcGinty

i'm surprised but glad dunshaughlin is on the list. any definate dates at all at all?

Redshift

Originally posted by vishal
what does an exchange look like?

Usually friggin ugly unless your in foxrock where it looks like a house. Some of the more rural ones are ok looking. Generally there are featureless square buildings built out of some poxy coloured brick and surrounded by pallisade fencing eircom vans, thats usually a give away;)

BKtje

In fairness looking for something ugly in Dublin wouldnt bring you any closer to what an exchange looks like

Redshift

Originally posted by B-K-DzR
In fairness looking for something ugly in Dublin wouldnt bring you any closer to what an exchange looks like

The man has a point there:)

corkey

Any one answer this one, Have we anyone with the 457xxxx
with broadband,

-ADREN-

Check out the eircom dsl availability tool on there site corkey.

lynchie

Originally posted by corkey
Any one answer this one, Have we anyone with the 457xxxx
with broadband,

Ive Eircom I-Stream on Nangor Rd Exchange on 457xxxx number

Dermo

Originally posted by VinnyL
i'm surprised but glad dunshaughlin is on the list. any definate dates at all at all?

at fucking last
I thought they wouldn't have bothered with us stuck in between the ashbourne, navan and blanchardstown exchanges

Stormfox1020

How can you tell wut Exchange ur from again? sumthing to do with your number? Im in the 045 are i dunno if thats my exchange tho, It mentions Newbridge and Clane are being Upgraded so well have to wait and see i guess.

Gonzo

i live in Dunshaughlin too and thought Broadband would never come to our lil town, any word on when exactly is it coming?..... this is best news ive heard all year,lol!

/me will opt for IOL Broadband when its available for meh low gaming pings to jolt.uk gaming servers:xD

Ive had ISDN for past 3 years and sick of teh high charges and unstable pings in recent games like sof2 and ut2003, broadband here i come:)

TCP/IP

I am waiting for the Newlands Cross exchange to be done. Does anybody have any idea when this will be dsl enabled any help would be greatly appricaited

proteus

Vishal, Lynchie:

As far as I know the Newlands Xchange connects much of old Clondalkin while Nangor road covers new Clondalkin. Eircom won't be upgrading this exchange for at leat 14 months as it is a 'minor' exchange with less than 1000 lines. Eircom stated that the number of lines in the exchange is the upgrade criterion.

FYI: IBB are installing an aerial at the Monastery road water tower next month which is less than 1km from Newlands. The signal strength to Newlands should be good, hence low latency, according to IBB techs.

thegills

proteus,

Where did ye get that info from. That site is great and would cover the whole of the Dutch Village as well as down the Monastry Rd.

thegills

proteus

thegills:

IBB did a site survey at my house at Newlands and said I was too far from the Tallaght aerial (over 5km). They then told me about the Monastery aerial. They mentioned a sucessful preliminary site survey they carried out in Western ind est. Are they tendering for corporate clients? How will this affect bandwidth contention, I wonder.

gombín

Proteus,

I think you'll find that there are a hell of a lot more than 1,000 lines running from Newlands X. Please see no. ranges below

4032000 - 4034999
4036000 - 4037999
4111000 - 4111999
4123000 - 4123999
4591000 - 4595999
4614000 - 4619999
4640000 - 4643999

gombín

As regards forecast date for Newlands, it is due to be done before the turn of the year.

Konix

any ideas whatsoever when its coming to cabintelly?

proteus

gombin:


Maybe you're right, but these were the brush-off excuses in reply to my repeated attempts to buy their product. I'm waiting with bated breath for an Eircom agent to cheerfully announce its arrival - they can shove it us their ass.


Death to Eircom!