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Broadband in rural Ireland

robert muldoon · 2003-12-18 17:18:31

I live in Johnstown Naas ,Co Kildare and i notice Johnstown exchange is NOT on the list of exchanges to be upgraded by eircom to broadband in the near future, although I see Kill mentioned.My question is, does this mean that I have no way of getting broadband untill eircom upgrades the exchange. What about the ESB?

18-12-2003 5:18pm

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robert muldoon

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I live in Johnstown Naas ,Co Kildare and i notice Johnstown exchange is NOT on the list of exchanges to be upgraded by eircom to broadband in the near future, although I see Kill mentioned.My question is, does this mean that I have no way of getting broadband untill eircom upgrades the exchange. What about the ESB?

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#2 27-12-2003 9:14pm

ARGINITE

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well how far away do u live from a major city/town that would have cable tv and offer broadband internet access as part of their package that would b another option.

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#3 27-12-2003 9:33pm

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Wireless . Also check DIY Wireless

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#4 27-12-2003 10:08pm

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Sorry for hijacking the thread.
Muck you wouldn’t know if theirs a galway wan?

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#5 27-12-2003 10:44pm

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not formally from what I can see, what exists is a bit of a northward extension of the more active Midwest Wan which is not a bad thing . Why did you ask ?

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