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Vodafone or Eir Mobile Broadband

danjo-xx · 2018-01-09 19:45:59

Have to dump Tesco after all these years as its just not fit for purpose anymore. So any preference for either of the above guys.

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09-01-2018 8:45pm

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danjo-xx

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Have to dump Tesco after all these years as its just not fit for purpose anymore.

So any preference for either of the above guys.

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#2 09-01-2018 9:11pm
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Anything 'not Three' is generally OK. (Tesco use Three).

I've had good luck with Eir/Meteor, which allows me to stream internet radio at the mind-blowing rate of 64kps without hitch - something that was always beyond the capability of Three.

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#3 10-01-2018 1:40pm
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Moved from Vodafone to Eir, moved back after a couple of months. Are you using it on the move or just at home ?

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#4 10-01-2018 7:21pm
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I'm interested in youghal town and along the n25 to waterford

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#5 10-01-2018 10:30pm
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danjo-xx wrote: »

I'm interested in youghal town and along the n25 to waterford

If using it as internet on a mobile phone then Vodafone is the best choice. I was using eir along the same stretch of road today and it was very patchy. I think nearly all providers are patchy around the Grange area or the road.

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