How to know if new estate will be FTTH (1000MB)or FTTC (100MB) enabled?

Waesfjord

A new house I'm considering is not Virgin cable enabled, so looks like fibre if I would to retain decent broadband speeds.

I've confirmed on Eir website that there are two live fibre enabled cabinets local to estate, both <250m away (one for residential, other presumably for industrial estate containing an An Post Centre).

As a new build house, is there any way to know what cabling that would have been laid in the estate i.e. is there a standard that a developer must follow (i.e. fibre) or is it at discretion of the developer (so could be copper)?

ED E

You'll be pulled from the easiest main pair, this varies for road to road. Only.OpenEir have the cable records and won't disclose them.

New estate or new house within the estate?

Nollog

Put the address in https://www.eir.ie/extreme/ or http://siro.ie/towns/letterkenny/#map

Waesfjord

/\/ollog wrote: »

Put the address in https://www.eir.ie/extreme/ or http://siro.ie/towns/letterkenny/#map

I've checked siro and not rolled out in house area.

By following the eir link above, I found the following
https://www.eir.ie/broadband/coverage-map/ where you can put in address. I put in one of the finished houses in earlier phase, came back with saying speeds up to 90MB are available, so guess that's the answer until Siro rolled out.

Thanks for the help.