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Coronavirus Ireland: Top tips for working from home as COVID-19 outbreak continues to spread
Thousands of Irish people could soon be working from home as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said in a historic speech that remote working should be facilitated where possible. (…) Read More
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Magnet Networks to launch new EU-backed WiFi4EU Free Wi-Fi across six Tipperary towns
Magnet Networks is to unveil free on-street wi-fi in six towns across Tipperary at the end of April – the first deployment in an EU-backed €3m nationwide public connectivity scheme. (…) Read More
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Journalists at RTÉ are asked to work from home amid coronavirus concerns
RTÉ has asked a number of its employees to work from home amid concerns about coronavirus. A spokesperson for the State broadcaster yesterday stressed none of its staff is currently self-isolating. (…) Read More
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Magnet attracts Siro business broadband contract
Magnet Networks has secured the first contract to deliver business broadband over Siro’s network across Ireland. Siro, which is a joint project between ESB and Vodafone, reaches 242,000 premises across (…) Read More