Fibre Broadband is also referred to as ‘high-speed broadband’, ‘Gigabit broadband’ or ‘next generation broadband’.

It offers much higher connection speeds, and more reliable throughput of data than previous fixed line DSL or mobile broadband. By offering a greatly improved digital experience our fibre network is perfect for home users and for businesses. 

Openeir’s investment in next generation access lets you bring new, profitable products to market, including Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) broadband at speeds up to 100 Mbps. Fibre to the Home (FTTH) broadband with faster speeds up to 2Gbps now available at locations nationwide.

Authentication, authorisation and accounting are all controlled by you, making the services easier and cheaper to manage.

The quality of service built in to our NGA portfolio is perfect for time-sensitive, high-volume applications including broadcast television and VoIP services

The NBI network is being delivered over the very latest fibre broadband technology, meaning every line is future proofed to deliver up to 10Gb speeds directly into your home or business. With initial speeds of 2Gb and with a minimum speed of 500Mb, our network will be ready to grow as your data needs do.

The SIRO Network is built using the ESB’s overhead and underground infrastructure, ensuring a fast, reliable and sustainable network.

There is up to 60% lower energy usage and 80% lower maintenance required for fibre-to-the-building versus copper networks.

Unlike copper network, fibre-optic cables are extremely resilient to heat, humidity and extreme weather conditions, making this the last broadband connection you’ll ever need. Gigabit networks are capable of supporting much faster speeds in the future, enabling homes and businesses to cater to evolving technologies and meet future data needs.

Enet is Ireland’s largest, open access network provider.

They are developing the primary wholesale telecoms network in Ireland – comprising of metro fibre networks, a unique fibre backhaul network, one of the largest licensed wireless networks in the country, as well as ninety regional co-locations centres.

Their open access, high capacity fibre and wireless networks makes it easier and more cost-effective for customers, service providers, to deliver and support world-class broadband services to homes and businesses across Ireland.