Rural Life
National Broadband Ireland said broadband connections are available for over 200,000 households, farms and businesses across the country
National Broadband Ireland announced reaching 50,000 connections today, with it's latest rollout at a farm in rural Co. Cork.
National Broadband Ireland has announced its partnership with RISE Global Foundation, to support rural communities.
Piltown-Fiddown is Ireland’s first community to build its own FTTP broadband network as they felt left behind in the National Broadband Plan.
The National Broadband Plan (NBP) is in danger of "becoming dated before it it actually implemented", one TD has warned.
The National Broadband Plan is set to miss its revised target of 60,000 homes by the end of the...
Sinn Féin spokesperson for rural development Claire Kerrane has raised concerns about delays to the rollout of the National Broadband Plan.
Officials from the departments will be quizzed this morning (Tuesday) on delays in rolling out the National Broadband Plan (NBP).
National Broadband Ireland (NBI) has said that after a significant delay in broadband rollout...
Agri-Business
More than 19,000 premises are now eligible to order broadband services on the new high-speed fibre broadband network under the NBI
NBI is examining the prospect of accelerating the rollout of its broadband plan, "possibly within five years", rather than seven.
The first farm has been connected with high-speed fibre broadband under the National Broadband Plan (NBP), NBI has announced.
It has been announced that 679 schools will be connected to broadband by the end of 2022, in an acceleration of the NBP.
Contractors working with the National Broadband Plan have "pulled off site" in a dispute over prices, according to Michael Fitzmaurice.
€210 million has been allocated to progressing the National Broadband Plan, with National Broadband Ireland targeting 115,000 premises.
Minister Heather Humphreys has announced that the first group of Broadband Connection Points have been connected.
Irish farms that are set to benefit from the National Broadband Plan will have high-quality speed that is "probably faster than urban areas".
Independent TD Verona Murphy has raised concerns over the delays rolling out the National Broadband Plan.
The government's response to issues related to rural broadband has been "unsatisfactory" thus far, according to TD Holly Cairns.
The next government must do far more than simply “seek” to accelerate roll-out of the National Broadband Plan, according to Macra.
The roll-out of high-speed internet hubs across the country need to be established as soon as possible, according to TD Michael Fitzmaurice.
Macra na Feirme has issued a statement commending the Minister Bruton, for "moving the important initiative forward".
The signing of the contract for the National Broadband Plan has been welcomed by Michael Fitzmaurice - but warned that concerns still remain.
