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Dublin city centre pub with wireless?

26-10-2005 9:23am

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#2 26-10-2005 9:26am

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not off the top of my head, but i know there are some....cafe en s.?

just use mcdonalds, most of them have free wireless now

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#3 26-10-2005 9:45am

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I have a drunken haze of seeing a "Wireless" sign in the porter house. I could be severly mistaken.

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#4 26-10-2005 10:03am

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I think 4 Dame Lane has Wireless ? But not 100% on that but i do remember reading a sign in there about it.

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#5 26-10-2005 10:04am

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#6 26-10-2005 10:10am

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Try The Teachers Club on Parnel Sq. You can hire rooms their and they just might have wireless. Worth a phone call to find out.

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#7 26-10-2005 10:32am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=3524173#post3524173

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#8 26-10-2005 10:41am

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Solas on Camden Street has free wireless

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#9 26-10-2005 11:03am

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EDIT/ List from Google:

FREE WIFI IN DUBLIN

Brown's Bar, Citywest, D24

Cafe Ciao, Bagget Street Bridge, D2

Chester Beatty Library, D2

Dublin Airport, End of Terminal A

Front Lounge, Parliament St, D2

Kylemore Cafe, St Stephens Green, D2

McDonald's, Kylemore Road, D24

Renard's Bar, South Frederick St, D2

Solas Bar, Camden St, D2

The Globe, Great Georges St, D2

The Market Bar, Georges St Arcade, D2

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#10 26-10-2005 11:08am

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http://www.bitbuzz.com/pages/hotspots.htm
More in Dublin...

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#11 26-10-2005 11:19am

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... and a lot of places that have an Eircom phone box nearby outside.

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#12 26-10-2005 2:22pm

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The Ocean bar off Pearse Street has it.

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#13 26-10-2005 6:16pm

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... and a lot of places that have an Eircom phone box nearby outside.

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#14 26-10-2005 7:13pm

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magpie wrote:

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...Many of which have wireless hotspots in them.

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#15 26-10-2005 8:14pm

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Cannot give you a link due to the crappy eircom website, but if you got to:

www.eircom.ie -> 'Our Products & Services' -> 'eircom hotspot'

you'll then find the list of where all their phone boxes are.

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#16 26-10-2005 8:22pm

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the eircom phoneboxes used to be free wifi but last i heard they had started charging for them. also isnt bit buzz a company that makes software to charge money for wifi access? hey dont ask me i know nothing

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#17 26-10-2005 8:43pm

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I was on the bus today on the way home from college. Reading this thread earlier inspired me to ship out the laptop and see how many hotspots I could find. In between Rathmines and Tempelogue I nearly had constant internet access.

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#18 26-10-2005 11:04pm

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whiskeyman wrote:

http://www.bitbuzz.com/pages/hotspots.htm
More in Dublin...

a real rip off - forget , unless you can bring your own AP and share it out to all

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