Eir are making efforts to expand their data network across Ireland.
Eir are expanding their 5G network across the Midlands.
21 areas across Laois, Offaly and Westmeath will now have access.
5G services are now available to 57% of Ireland's population.
eir CEO Carolan Lennon said:
“As we continue to live with the Covid-19 pandemic, eir is acutely aware of the importance of connectivity for customers, for business owners and for the continuation of many aspects of our lives. Our dedicated teams are building a comprehensive 5G network for all customers and I am proud to see the rollout of eir’s 5G network continue at-pace, despite public health restrictions. The transformation of our mobile network ensures that eir offers the best coverage and connectivity to our customers in every corner of Ireland, enabling our customers to live, work and connect reliably and at speed, wherever they choose in the country.”
Midlands areas:
Offaly - Edenderry, Birr, Tullamore, Ferbane, Cloghan, Screggan.
Laois - Portlaoise, Abbeyleix, Pike of Rushall, Ballybrittas, Arles, Mountrath, Emo and Rathdowney.
Westmeath - Coralstown, Milltownpass, Delvin, Moate, Castlepollard, Mullingar, Athlone.
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