AVAILABLE SERVICES IN IRELAND
Ireland has one of the largest ICT and related services economies in Europe relative to the size of its GDP. The country’s Internet and mobile communications usage is broadly on a par with the rest of the European Union (EU), yet it has an under-developed residential and business broadband market, with poor levels of DSL and cable modem adoption compared with other European countries. Low penetration is due to high wholesale costs, lack of competition, high retail prices, limited coverage in many non-urban areas, and general low market awareness. The Irish government has set out a strategy to deliver high-speed broadband throughout the country, The government is promoting a National Broadband Plan to guarantee that all premises would receive a service of at least 30Mb/s by 2022, also boosting the adoption of IP-delivered content, including e-government, e-health and e-learning.
DETAILS
Ireland reached a 91.9% Internet penetration rate by the end of 2018. The economic recovery that has prevailed during the last few years has helped to strengthen the Irish telecom market, leaving behind a period in which it was affected by low broadband uptake, reduced investment from operators and low spending among consumers.
KNOW OUR SERVICES
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BROADBAND
Being able to reliably communicate to anyone, anywhere, is becoming increasingly important to our personal and business lives. Our global broadband solutions are great for smaller offices, remote workers or as low cost backup solutions.
DEDICATED
Our global Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) solutions are great for medium and large offices. DIA is a premium connectivity offering a high quality of service in more than 180 countries around the globe.
CLOUD
Get perfect Cloud Internet Access with different levels of redundancy and never lose connectivity with your important data and services such as Office 365 or Google Apps. Speed up and secure your connection to the Cloud.
PROCUREMENT
Being one point of contact for our clients, Brodynt provides consistent, high-quality ICT services regardless of the solution, place or time of service deployment.
ONSITE INSTALLATION
Get global Onsite Installation of Cisco and other networking hardware brands. The customer does not need to have any technical skills. Our locally based certified engineers will perform the onsite installation.
MANAGED MAINTENANCE
Forget about the hassle of dealing with multiple suppliers around the world. Our unique Global Managed Maintenance service will give you peace of mind by having a unique point of contact for managing all your networking maintenance.
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IPSEC VPN
Our IPSec VPN solutions are secure, reliable and optimized to easily deploy Hybrid MPLS WAN networks. We offer a flexible configuration as our VPN solutions can be fully adapted to our customer’s specific needs. Secured Internet Access provides cost effective VPN solutions over the public infrastructure as an Off-net/Backup solution to Private Network/MPLS services.
WIFI HOT SPOTS
We deploy and manage public WiFi Hotspots with maximum flexibility, helping customers unify the management of their global WiFi network. Keep your corporate network safe and independent from your public WiFi network.
FIELD SERVICE
Our network field services are monitored by our experienced team of engineers and outdoor local technical experts that are prepared for any requirement. We are always ready for the challenge.
TELECOMS MARKET
Vodafone Ireland and 3 Ireland are the dominant players in the mobile market followed at some distance by the incumbent telco, eir, with 17% of the market. A few MVNOs share the rest. Although the number of dedicated mobile broadband subscribers has fallen since 2016, mobile broadband use, supported by extensive LTE networks, remains popular among consumers, particularly thanks to flat-rate data plans.
In recent years, the broadband market has also developed steadily, due to a better investment climate for the main players, as well as by government efforts to facilitate wholesale access. The Commission for Communications Regulation (“ComReg”) is the statutory body responsible for the regulation of the Irish electronic communications sector.
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
Ireland is a small economy that heavenly depends on commerce. GDP growth averaged 6% in 1995-2007, but economic activity dropped sharply during the world financial crisis and the subsequent collapse of its domestic property market and construction industry. In late 2010, Ireland received a $92 billion loan package from the EU and IMF to help recapitalize its banking sector and avoid defaulting on its sovereign debt. Reforms were successful enough to leave the bailout in late 2013. In 2014, the economy rapidly picked up, lowering the deficit to 4.2% of GDP. A fiscally neutral budget, program marking the end of the austerity program. The export sector has become an even more important component of Ireland’s economy. Ireland’s low corporation tax of 12.5% has been central to encouraging business investment.
The Irish economy continued to grow in 2017 and is forecast to do so through 2019, supported by a strong export sector, robust job growth, and low inflation, to the point that the Government must now address concerns about overheating and potential loss of competitiveness. The greatest risks to the economy are the UK’s scheduled departure from the European Union (“Brexit”) in March 2019, possible changes to international taxation policies that could affect Ireland’s revenues, and global trade pressures.
LOCAL PROVIDERS
Fixed PSTN (local, national and international): 25
Cellular mobile: 4
MVNOs: 10
Licensed cable operators: 8
Cisco Certified Partners: 194
INCUMBENT OPERATOR
Eircom Group Ltd. (aka “eircom”) is a fixed, mobile and broadband telecommunications company in Ireland, and a former state-owned monopolist. It is the largest telecommunications operator in the Republic, with a division to service the business & corporate telecom markets in Northern Ireland and Britain. As of Q1 2013, Eircom had 54% market share of fixed voice lines; 40% market share of fixed broadband; 11% of mobile broadband; and 17% of mobile. Since privatisation, Eircom penetration of landlines has fallen from 82% to less than 70%.
RELEVANT INTERNET EXCHANGE POINTS
- INEX : Internet Neutral Exchange
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DATACENTERS IN IRELAND
Cork Internet eXchange
Hollyhill Industrial Estate, Cork
0000 Cork
CITADEL100 Datacenters
4033 Citywest Business Park
24 Dublin
Hosting365 Facility
Hosting365 Ltd.
Unit 5, Beckett Way, Park West Business Park
D12 Dublin
TelecityGroup Kilcarbery
TelecityGroup
Kilcarbery Business Park, Nangor Road
D22 Dublin
Web World Ireland
Sternforth Limited t/a Web World
B15, South City Business Centre
D24 Dublin
Interxion DUB1 (Dublin, Ireland)
Interxion
Dublin
For security reasons this is not the exact location of the data center. However, it is located within 8km from Dublin city centre and 25km from Dublin airport.
Eircom Dublin
eircom Limited
CityWest Business Park , Unit 4050, Kingswood Avenue
D24 Dublin
TelecityGroup Dublin
TelecityGroup
Kingswood Road, Unit 4027
D24 Dublin
Servecentric Dublin
Servecentric
Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Unit 9
D22 Dublin
Digiweb Datacentre
Digiweb
College Business & Technology Park, Blanchardstown Road North, Dublin 15, Ireland
Dublin 15
Interxion DUB2 (Dublin, Ireland)
Interxion
Dublin 12
For security reasons this is not the exact location of the data center. However, it is located within 8 km from Dublin City Centre.
TelecityGroup Northwest Bus Pk
TelecityGroup
U2 NorthWest Business Park, Ballycoolin
Dublin 11
eircom Clonshaugh
eircom Limited
Clonshaugh
Dublin 17
Dataplex B10
Dataplex
Unit B10, Ballycoolin Business and Technology Park, Ballycoolin
Dublin 15
BT Ireland (Site 1)
BT Ireland
Dublin 24
For security reasons this is not the exact location of the data center. However, it is located within the city of Dublin.
Sleepless
Gray House, Galway Technology Park, Parkmore
Galway
