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Gaeilge ar do Ghuthán Póca

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    JaysusMacfeck
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    That's good news.. but are Vodafone just pretending to show interest? Perhaps there are some pro-Gaeilge workers left over from Éircell.

    I'm surprised O2 never responded - they were the one's who did the TV ad in Irish. http://www.c-celt.com/english/portfolio/language_tv.asp


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    Gael
    Registered Users Posts: 1,286 ✭✭✭Gael


    JaysusMacfeck wrote:
    That's good news.. but are Vodafone just pretending to show interest? Perhaps there are some pro-Gaeilge workers left over from Éircell.

    I'm surprised O2 never responded - they were the one's who did the TV ad in Irish. http://www.c-celt.com/english/portfolio/language_tv.asp

    I've no doubt that all Vodafone are interested is money. But the fact is that the mobile market is getting more competitive each day and so anything extra that can give one company a certain publicity edge over another is going to be good for them. It helps build their overall corporate image etc.


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