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availability in cherrywood/shankill area

Pugwash · 2003-01-05 17:35:58

im wondering if a broadand package which is cheaper than eircom is available in the south of dublin around the cherrywood/shankill area. i know that irish broadband is available in the sandymount area for residents but i am nt sure how far their coverage goes. help much appreciated

05-01-2003 6:35pm

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Pugwash

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im wondering if a broadand package which is cheaper than eircom is available in the south of dublin around the cherrywood/shankill area.

i know that irish broadband is available in the sandymount area for residents but i am nt sure how far their coverage goes.

help much appreciated

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#2 06-01-2003 11:16am

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There's a coverage map on the Irishbroadband site, and it looks like Shankill is out of range. You seem to need a direct line of sight location to 3 Rock or the RTE mast...

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