Where are you from??

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Lo al me again with another one of my great ideas To give the telco's an idea of the demand nationwide for broadband and flatrate, we should post on this topic and basically tell them where theyre from. This will let Eircom an all the other big players know that there IS a demand for broadband all around the country, and not only in select places that they decide to target. Let them know that there is demand. Maybe posting here will help.

Me, Im from the North of Dublin

Thanks for reading

Matt

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Southside Cork city here. About 200 metres from exchange - lots of great hills around for wireless, cable network already in place, yet still dialing up on 56k at 60p an hour offpeak.

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south county dublin here.

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City center (D1) for me, originally from north county Dublin.

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Dublin 1.

Eircom have confirmed that my local exchange is ADSL enabled.

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dahamsta

Southside Cork City, kind of in a valley so wireless is tricky. About a mile from the exchange as the crow flies. Mine will be one of the ones with a satellite dish shortly...

adam

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It's not just this virtual forum that is well-distributed. At the seminar last week, we had people from the following counties:

Dublin
Kildare
Cork
Mayo
Sligo
Donegal
Wicklow
Galway
Meath
Cavan
Wexford
Limerick

Special thanks to those not in the Dublin area who made the trip!

John

(north Wicklow, 200 meters from exchange, cable monopoly that can't even do TV right let alone Internet)

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by infomat:
Dublin 1.</font>

Ditto !

Kix

Galway City Center.

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Dublin 2.

Eddy

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I'm on the south side of limerick, about 1000M from the exchange.

[I received the powernet application forms last night but am a bit worried about signing up.....from previous experience with Chorus I'd be worried how they would measure the amount I'm up/downloading.....I'd actually trust Eircom ADSL (if ever gets to Limerick) more than any product from Chorus.....]

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Blanchardstown,
Dublin 15.

Bard

I live in a beautiful village, a mile from a great beach in North County Dublin, although I originally hail from Limerick, and have spent most of my life there (just about!).

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'First motorbike in the bible ???? ---- a Triumph --- 'Yea verily Moses struck down the ammmanites and all the land heard the roar of his triumph !!!'

bkehoe

between Wexford town and New-Ross (in Co.Wexford) here; around 1 mile from local exchange (which has not been upgraded to ISDN; at least not in 1999/2000 when I was trying my best to get em to upgrade the exchange).

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From Sligo - always the last to get everything

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Blanchardstown,
Dublin 15.

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I'm from the Center of Limerick...

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Portlaoise which, despite being one of the fastest growing towns in Ireland, will probably never see ADSL, at least not in my lifetime.

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I'm from Kilkenny City.
It seems cats can only play hurling in spurts though.

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Swords, North County Dublin.
Swords IS the fastest growing town in Ireland
and I didn't see it mentioned on that list(possible sites) found on the eircom site. I did see Malahide ,which is squashed in between swords and portmarnock, malahide is renowned for it's private estates& high incomes.Eircom is blatently going for the cash here people....


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Dublin 1

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Waterford.. about 2 miles from local eircom exchange..

1 mile from ntl exchange..

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Limerick here - in the suburbs on the Dublin side of the city.

Mike

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Kildare/Offaly... about <1km from the local exchange

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north dublin, raheny, dublin 5

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I`m in Cork city

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Sandyford Road
Dundrum, Dublin 14

"GIVE IT TO ME NOW"

Oh BTW I think I speak for everyone in the the whole of Ireland (pending reintegration of national territory )

Everyone wants it & should get it NOW

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80p.
SAVE CHIP !!

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Clonsilla,

D15.

phaxx

Wicklow Town.

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Well, if you denationalise an infrastructural necessity, what do you expect? Remember when P7T put a half a million worth of microwave transmitter (when that was super-dooper new tech) at the head of the Black Valley in Kerry to serve something like five families? Wouldn't happen now with our brave new greed.

Dublin sitheside here. Na FiorDubanna.

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Northside Cork City, nicely on top of a hill. Can see the airport .. where is that mast to go up?