Eir begins roll-out of electric chargers with EasyGo
Joint project plans to swap unused phone booths for fast chargers
Three Ireland says it is working to restore full data services
Mobile networks and broadband customers appear to be affected
Triple Crown winner moved seamlessly from rugby to finance
Mullin started in finance long before he hung up his rugby boots after 55 Ireland caps
Eir plans further 5G expansion as it reaches 57% of population
Move is part of €1bn capital investment programme by Eir in its network
Comreg criticised for ‘toothless’ response to poor Eir customer service
Regulator tells committee it is Eir’s responsibility to fix problems
ESB Telecoms and Siro roll out new service to meet broadband demand
Collaboration with Vodafone will help 13 towns and cities provide high-speed internet
Pure Telecom teams up with Netgem to enter TV market
Telecoms company is targeting the growing audience for streaming services
Prospect of interest rate cuts helps global markets recover
Markets report: Iseq was virtually flat on the day with Ryanair amongst losers
Regulator raises prospect of forcing State to provide rural broadband even at a loss
Comreg says EU directive allows member states use a USO - legally obliging the State to provide a service even if its uneconomic to operate - to ensure broadband coverage
RTÉ agrees sub-licensing deal with Eir for rugby world cup
Some 14 matches in 2019 tournament will be available free-to-air
Cignal’s €25m investment to tackle coverage blackspots
Investment will be made over the next two years at 300 locations around Ireland
Yourtel prosecuted for billing elderly customers for non-existent service
Judge says actions of German telco Yourtel amounted to ‘deceit and fraud’
Comreg seeks to impose record fine of €10m on Eir
Fines relates to telco’s alleged failure to comply with obligations to allow others access to network
New phone number transferring system for businesses launched
System is meant to speed up and simplify the process of switching telecoms companies
European shares drop to their lowest level since March
Food group Kerry enjoys modest bounce on foot of strong results
Regulatory review stops short of recommending Eir split
ComReg published consultants’ report amid allegation of anti-competitive practices
Eir fined €1.5m for breaching fault repair obligations
Regulator Comreg imposes fine after company fails to hit performance targets for 2016
ComReg likely to lower Eir’s fibre broadband connection fee
Open Eir currently charges €270 to connect homes located 50m from its network
Eir not to be compensated for phone services USO
ComReg rejects first part of multi-year claim, saying €5m cost ‘not an unfair burden’
Eir says sales recovery continues as it sells €200m of bonds
Company taking advantage of low euro zone interest rates for corporate borrowing
ComReg under fire for failing to rule on Eir’s €50m USO claim
Regulator still to determine if Eir should shoulder all the cost of rural phone services
Comreg under fire for not sanctioning Eir over practices
Industry group threatens to take case to European competition authorities
Telecoms group Enet plans bid for rural broadband scheme
Company says State-funded network should be operated on wholesale-only basis
Comreg to meet telcos amid row over fault repair times
Sky, Vodafone, BT and Magnet claim Eir’s fault repair times are below EU norms
Eir awaits decision on rural broadband proposal
Alex White’s department to announce decision next week along with tender process
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