Eyre Square Shopping Centre at €12.75m offers buyer 7.34% yield
Landmark Galway city scheme anchored by retail giants Dunnes Stores and Penneys
Enet appoints John Gilvarry as new chief operating officer
In addition, Cormac Ryan has taken up the role of commercial director at the telco
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5G promises faster speeds and a big jump in data generation – which raises privacy issues
ComReg admits to paying rebates to 5G auction winners
Irish mobile operators paid €78m for 5G mobile spectrum but can’t fully access it
The arrival of 5G: Everything you need to know but were afraid to ask
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Pricewatch: A problem with Eir – yes, yet another one
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MyTaxi appoints Alan Fox as new general manager for Ireland
Company rebranded from Hailo in 2017 following merger with Daimler-owned firm
Juggling to find a direct path to flexible work
New service connects those looking for flexible working hours with suitable jobs
Goodbye Meteor, the brand Eir found it could leave behind
The once ‘disruptive’ third player in the Irish mobile market had an eventful life
Meteor phone brand being stood down
Eir says decision offers greater values but concedes contracts will stay the same
MVNOs fail to shake up mobile market
Cantillon: Failure of Dixon Carphone’s iD Mobile shows limits of increased competition
Meteor and Eir Mobile customers to get free sports app
Service will be available to billpay customers on €35, €45 and €55 per month plans
Irish mobile firms warned not to impose roaming fees by stealth
European Commission says attempts to exploit loopholes would breach EU law
Eir warned by advertising watchdog over misleading adverts
Consumer complainants objected to Eir quoting three prices for broadband bundles
Dublin software firm Brite:Bill acquired by AmDocs
Brite:Brill one of three companies snapped up by Israeli firm for a combined $260m
Eir’s recruitment of senior Comreg official upsets rival telcos
Claims that appointment of regulator’s head of regulatory finance poses conflict of interest
Three Ireland ordered to remove Dublin phone mast
Telecom firm claims ruling will cause major service disruptions
Mobile operator Meteor fined €25,000 over discount blunder
Landmark conviction as Meteor convicted and fined for phone bundle discount mistake
Meteor goes big on guerrilla marketing
Mobile phone network’s ‘Secret HQ’ television ad hones in on internet culture
Expert Ireland forced to change website to inform consumers of rights
Competition and Consumer Protection Commission takes action against electrical retailer
Eircom registers Eir as it prepares to rebrand
Full-year revenues flat at €1.26 billion with ebitda up 3 per cent to €481 million
Eircom prepares to rebrand as UPC becomes Virgin Media
Ireland’s biggest telecoms group plans rebranding to reflect its new air of confidence
Consumer watchdog takes action against Vodafone
Online customers need to be informed of their rights to cancel contracts
Vodafone ordered to tell customers how to exit contracts
Those who signed up online over last year can now cancel contracts penalty free
Look out! It’s almost Asteroid Day
Scientists and celebrities urge governments to defend the planet from space rocks
Action taken against Eircom, Meteor, Three and UPC
Telcos deemed noncompliant over consumer protections
Be smart when it comes to a new phone and buy one that suits you
Before you trade up to a new smartphone – and the choice is huge – think what features matter most to you
Body of cyclist in alleged hit-and-run was ‘driven’ through hedge, court hears
Shane Fitzgerald (22) pleads not guilty to charge of dangerous driving causing death
Nama seeks €110m for five retail parks in single lot
Parks portfolio is producing overall rental income of €9.5 million
Carphone Warehouse to offer Irish mobile network
Retailer expected to compete closely with Meteor for lower-spending end of the market
Comreg criticism of O2 buyout decision rejected by Three
UPC’s entry into the mobile market expected to be confirmed within weeks
O2 takeover decision paves way for more EU telecoms consolidation
European Commission approval sets stage for decision on Telefonica bid for E-Plus
Comreg raises concerns about O2 takeover by Hutchison Whampa
Regulator expresses concern at possible negative consequences for Irish consumers
Decision on takeover deal between 3 Ireland and O2 expected today
Regulators have been running the rule over proposed €850m merger since last year
Woman’s medical records disclosed to an insurance company
Data Protection Commissioner’s office dealt with 1,507 valid data breach notifications during 2013
Ninth year of losses puts pressure on Three Ireland to make O2 deal
Operator tells EU regulators it is unable to make a return on its €1bn investment without an acquisition
Hutchison ‘ready to sell spectrum to get O2 Ireland’
Claim that Three Ireland parent prepared to sell spectrum to seal deal
Watchdog finds against mobile phone firms over adverts
02, Vodafone, Meteor and Carphone Warehouse feature in ASAI quarterly report
Holles Street investment for €12m
Five-storey over-basement building with rent-roll of over €900,000 annually
Objections to Three's takeover bid for O2 set out by European Commission
Commission raises four items of concern over the bid for mobile network
Three Ireland to offer 4G services next week
High-speed mobile internet access will also be available to prepay customers
Eircom pushes EU for concessions from merger of mobile rivals Three and O2
Eircom wants EU to reallocate 4G mobile spectrum to Meteor to preserve competiton
Mobile phone companies fined €33,000 over marketing
Data Protection Commissioner prosecutes Meteor, Eircom, Vodafone and 02 over unsolicited contacts with customers
Cantillon: Revamped Eircom throws down gauntlet
Things have turned around rapidly for the company which 18 months ago was in examinership
Vodafone to switch on 4G next week
Service will be available in all cities and 23 towns across south east and south west
Eircom looks forward to quad-play services as business stabilises
CFO says revenue grew in second half of fiscal year though it fell 8% overall
Revenue at Eircom declines but mobile earnings improve
Company says cost reduction plan ‘on track’ as it delivers 6 per cent savings
Eircom turns on its 4G mobile network
First of the major networks to make its next generation mobile services publicly available
ComReg warns Eircom over online billing
Telecoms firm facing a battle with the communications regulator over online billing
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