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  • 23-07-2015 5:20pm
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    ganmo
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    When will (if ever) will I be able to get landline broadband. That broadband map shows that I'm living in a green zone but I have to rely on mobile broadband for a connection.


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    eircom: Alan
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    ganmo wrote: »
    When will (if ever) will I be able to get landline broadband. That broadband map shows that I'm living in a green zone but I have to rely on mobile broadband for a connection.
    Hi ganmo

    Please PM me your address and I'll look in to this for you

    Cheers
    Al


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    ganmo
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    Sent


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    eircom: Alan
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    ganmo wrote: »
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    Thanks ganmo

    Land line broadband is available in your general area for sure - there are a number of customers who have the service.

    Until you have an active line to be tested eircom can't guarantee broadband but others in that area are qualifying for up to 3Mb is some cases

    Thanks
    Al


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    ganmo
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    any plans to upgrade the area?

    can you test the line? I will pm the number


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    eircom: Alan
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    ganmo wrote: »
    any plans to upgrade the area?

    can you test the line? I will pm the number
    Thanks for you PM ganmo



    I have tested the line and it's qualifying for up to 1Mb speeds - this is due to the distance between it and the serving Ballyboden exchange.


    There are no plans at present to suggest when eircom can offer an improvement to this I'm sorry to say ganmo


    Thanks

    Al


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