Bobby Aylward (Carlow-Kilkenny, Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

Eir did. Then, after putting up the poles, it said it would not give him a landline connection but it would give him something on the wall. I suppose it is a wireless connection. He wants a landline connection for broadband and phone because the mobile phone coverage down there is bad. I can understand that. Another businessman in Carlow was on to me. I spoke about him earlier today. He has been on to Eir again. He paid for his broadband, got his service, and now there is something wrong with the service. Three modems have been sent to him and Eir will not come out and fix it for him. Taxpayers paid Eir and gave it this contract and yet it is not fulfilling it.