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broadband options in Celbridge, north Kildare

creme egg · 2014-07-14 17:45:51

Hi all, I am moving back to Ireland in the next few weeks, returning to Celbridge. What are my options regarding broadband providers. I don't plan on getting a landline (not sure if this disqualifies some options) I want something with good speed, and a competitive price. thanks so much in advance Crème egg.

14-07-2014 5:45pm

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creme egg

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Hi all,

I am moving back to Ireland in the next few weeks, returning to Celbridge. What are my options regarding broadband providers.
I don't plan on getting a landline (not sure if this disqualifies some options)
I want something with good speed, and a competitive price.

thanks so much in advance

Crème egg.

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#2 15-07-2014 11:49am

livEwirE

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UPC BB is available in many areas of Celbridge. My brother has 200mb in Oldtown Mill. Check this thread, apparently some older estates are not capable of connecting to UPC though

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#3 15-07-2014 11:51am

dobsdave

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livEwirE wrote: »

UPC BB is available in many areas of Celbridge. My brother has 200mb in Oldtown Mill. Check this thread, apparently some older estates are not capable of connecting to UPC though

As above, it depends on where you will be living.
Where I am, UPC does not offer any service apart from analogue TV!

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#4 15-07-2014 12:33pm

degsie

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No landline will exclude you from xDSL services (Eircom/Vodafone/sky), so will limit your options.

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