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Broadband options in the sticks

Paddy223 · 2020-09-26 14:37:23

Broadband options in the sticks Well lads living in rural South Donegal and was wondering is there any good alternatives to landline broadband as we don’t get any of it. Looking to have it mostly for now tv and Netflix. We have very few users as well only 1-2 people. Using 3 atm and it’s decent at times and with 4G can be…

26-09-2020 2:37pm

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Broadband options in the sticks

Well lads living in rural South Donegal and was wondering is there any good alternatives to landline broadband as we don’t get any of it.

Looking to have it mostly for now tv and Netflix. We have very few users as well only 1-2 people. Using 3 atm and it’s decent at times and with 4G can be above 10 mbps at times but then goes to pure bollox during peak hours and so is balls for watching a football match.

I seen few good broadband alternatives like Northwest broadband and that but not sure of reliability..

Essentially not fussy about have serious speeds like 15-20 mbps would do grand but, it’s reliability is what I am more concerned about and whether it can sustain that speed consistently.

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