UPC 2010 upgrades

maclek

This is six months old, how did they do?

http://www.upc.ie/media/2009/6/30/map_dublin.jpg

Anyone got a scoop on the plans for 2010? Wondering about Cabinteely myself, seems to be just on the border in that map. I noticed UPC were digging up the Rochestown Ave Johnstown Road junction this month.

ilovelamp2000

maclek wrote: »

This is six months old, how did they do?

http://www.upc.ie/media/2009/6/30/map_dublin.jpg

Anyone got a scoop on the plans for 2010? Wondering about Cabinteely myself, seems to be just on the border in that map. I noticed UPC were digging up the Rochestown Ave Johnstown Road junction this month.

I'm not too far from you and have tried to get UPC for the past three years only to be told "maybe next year".

I hope they get their act sorted cos I'm not overly impressed with Eircom.

dredg

They seem to have a new map up for 2010:
http://www.upc.ie/media/2010/1/20/map_dublin.png

Green: Available as of end 2009
Blue: Planned to be completed by end 2010
I'd love to know what the red border means. I live in Maynooth and have a mighty need for more internets.

mehmeh12

Ok that map thing is very annoying. I live in monkstown near the border of deansgrange-not sure if i can get it. If only i lived down the road. Sigh.

Sponge Bob

No Bray Celbridge Maynooth or Chapelizod. At this rate they may complete INSIDE the M50 some time in 2012.

DingDong

Celbridge and Maynooth(bar some small sections) were done two years ago, plus areas with a red outline. The map doesn't really tell the whole story as some of the area do not need to be rebuilt.

Blowfish

That's odd. My place on the map is showing that there wont be any upgrade, yet they've wired up the house (though not activated it) and sent initial flyers out already.

edit: Ok looking again, I might just sneak in on the border. Apparently 'completed rings' doesn't necessarily mean 'available' though....