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Joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications: Mobile Telephone Coverage and High Speed Broadband Availability: Discussion (8 Oct 2014): ...in the roll-out of 4G, what will take it three years in respect of 4G took it 12 years in respect of 3G. One can see the pace of development has changed very considerably, which is a very welcome development. Enet, which operates the metropolitan area networks on behalf of the Department, has announced projects of fibre to the home in four regional towns. Wireless operators, who...
Joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications: Mobile Telephone Coverage and High Speed Broadband Availability: Discussion (8 Oct 2014): ...1,650 connections to in excess of 600,000 individuals and business. Most of the operators operating in the Irish market use those fibre rings to improve the quality of service they are offer to customers. Enet has announced an investment in FTTB in Claremorris, Loughrea, Ardee and Kilkenny. Deputies and Senators will be particularly interested in the national broadband scheme. It was...

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