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broadband with no tv or phone?

canmatt · 2007-10-18 17:44:00

Is it possible to get broadband in Dublin 1 with no tv or landline? I just want the friggin internet and I want to be somewhat quality.

18-10-2007 05:44PM

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canmatt

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Is it possible to get broadband in Dublin 1 with no tv or landline? I just want the friggin internet and I want to be somewhat quality.

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#2 18-10-2007 06:25PM

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There are the usual wirlesss options or the Mobile netwoks options from O2 Three or Vodafone
Or you could go for NTL

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#3 18-10-2007 06:28PM

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koolkid wrote: »

There are the usual wirlesss options or the Mobile netwoks options from O2 Three or Vodafone

do you mean the usual wireless options or the mobile networks options from O2 or Vodafone

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#4 18-10-2007 06:30PM

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Wireless would be Clearwire Irish Broadband or Digiweb

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#5 18-10-2007 06:35PM

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koolkid wrote: »

Wireless would be Clearwire Irish Broadband or Digiweb

yeb, but also offered by regional companies as well, wouldn't know of any in dublin though

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#6 18-10-2007 06:48PM

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http://mapviewer.broadband.gov.ie/ServiceByLocationSearchWF.aspx

Lists all providers - wired, wireless and satellite.

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