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Wireless broadband in Cork

Rozie · 2006-10-25 14:48:04

Looking to move closer to college, possibly near the Wilton area, what coverage can I get? Or is it just as easy to get "wired" broadband?

25-10-2006 2:48pm

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Rozie

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Looking to move closer to college, possibly near the Wilton area, what coverage can I get? Or is it just as easy to get "wired" broadband?

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#2 25-10-2006 5:16pm

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eh... irishbroadband, amocom, novanetworks for starters... If theres a phone line in the house already it'd be quite easy to get wired bb.

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#3 25-10-2006 10:54pm

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Wired broadband looks to be a bit better in Cork alright. I'll have to look into it. Thanks, I hadn't heard of amocom, I'll check them out Irish Broadband only cover Wilton with their more expensive package, I only really need a crpapy connection as I'll be at college most of the time.

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