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Joakim Reiter’s immense diplomatic experience near the top of the UN has stood him in good stead for his private sector career
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Broadband runaround: For six months, Eir left this GP practice with inadequate coverage
The surgery had 12 staff on an ‘inconsistent and unreliable connection’ for months
Vodafone’s various chief executives struggle to convince investors on firm’s turnaround
Margherita Della Valle is wielding axes with several deals in the offing and a mission to cut 11,000 jobs over three years
Vodafone set to shut off Irish 3G mobile network by early 2025
Telecoms company will shut off its 3G network in Dublin city in the coming weeks, redirecting capacity to its 4G and 5G networks
European shares close up after ECB rate cut
Banking stocks mixed after first interest rate reduction in five years
Vodafone Irish business boosted by price increases, new customers
Company says it added 30,000 mobile contract customers in Ireland as group wide revenue rises
Virgin Media Streaming TV: Compact and convenient but you’re tied to the provider for broadband
Tech review: The loss of physical recordings is a shame but there are compensations
Who owns Grafton Street? Wealthy Irish families and faceless funds control 119 of Dublin’s most valuable buildings
From large pension funds to wealthy private investors, the owners of Dublin’s most famous shopping street enjoy large rent rolls from some of the biggest names in the Irish retail sector
TV over the internet is here but be sure to read the small print
Offerings might look similar, but beware that some are available only with a broadband package, some include annual ‘inflation’ price rises, and some are limited in terms of recording and other features
Vodafone chief executive says retrenchment plan complete with Italian sale
Irish business has been lossmaking in recent years - will that become an issue at the top of the firm?
Why more CFOs are becoming CEOs
Chief financial officers have been taking more responsibilities in everything from corporate strategy to sustainability
Swisscom beats Eir owner to €8 billion Vodafone Italy deal
Other bidders had included Eir owner Iliad led by French billionaire Xavier Niel
Eir and Ryanair top list of companies named in consumer helpline contacts
Currys and Vodafone also featured prominently among almost 40,000 contacts to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
Vodafone to create 120 jobs at Irish business unit as part of €35m investment
Expansion is part of the company’s plan to extend its portfolio of ICT solutions and services, including cybersecurity, networking and cloud technologies
Glanbia gains lift Irish index on Wednesday as world stocks slump
World stocks dipped on Wednesday amid a spate of disappointing earnings reports, as investors also await US and euro zone inflation data
Anne Sheehan moves from Irish role to senior European post with Microsoft
Search to recruit successor under way as general manager steps down in April
Social-media firms refused to commit to improving age-verification of users, Minister says
Meta representatives among those to attend roundtable meeting with Government
Global shares fall as geopolitical tensions spook investors
Euronext Dublin underperformed relative to other international markets as it slid on the bank holiday, albeit on low volumes
Vodafone rejects Iliad’s bid to merge Italian businesses
UK-based telecoms group rebuffs Eir owner’s revised offer but says ‘discussions with others’ will continue
New €100m broadband network to serve Dublin city internet blackspots
SIRO has announced that its network is now available to 100,000 homes and businesses in the Dublin area
Vodafone launches TV product for Irish customers
Platform gives customers access to more than 100 live channels
Nightmare before Christmas as woman is left with no TV due to Vodafone problems
Pricewatch: Reader Mary complains of a convoluted process to have get her internet service reinstated
Fridays bring unique ‘surge’ in broadband activity from about 2pm, says Vodafone Ireland
Increased demand for streaming sees rise in mobile and broadband usage in 2023, though number of voice calls falls
Vodafone narrows losses despite rising energy costs
Mobile phone group ‘cautious’ about outlook as it plans €500m spend on network upgrades
Google among groups calling on EU to act over Apple’s iMessage
Companies want chat app designated a ‘core’ service that would require it to be fully compatible with rivals
Vodafone hopes sale of Spanish unit will ring in turnaround changes
Telecoms group streamlines operations as it seeks to revive performance
The future for mobile phones is here, and Ireland needs to get on board
Using an eSim is straightforward overseas, it should be the same in Ireland
Vodafone signs four-year sponsorship extension with Irish Rugby
Company to continue as main sponsor of men’s team with branding also appearing on women’s jerseys
IRFU Vodafone project delivers curated ‘on the run’ training feedback to rugby players
Using 5G MPN technology, project combines ensured high-speed network connectivity and artificial intelligence to deliver analysis in real time during training sessions
Irish rugby team adopts ‘game changing’ new tech ahead of Rugby World Cup
Mobile private network allows squad benefit from real-time video analytics and deliver instant feedback from coaches to players
Vodafone rings in the changes with €3m shop revamp
Telecoms company partners charity to launch Friday drop-in sessions for older customers
Riley’s Aine Kilkenny: ‘We fundamentally believe period products should be treated the exact same as toilet paper’
Co-founder of period care company talks about global expansion, how she was inspired by her late father, and how Tiger Woods makes her furious
Will this Vodafone service for smartwatches free us from our mobiles?
The freedom Vodafone OneNumber offers is worth paying for
Global markets surge with cooler-than-expected inflation data
Insulation specialist Kingspan was among the top performers in Dublin where the index outperformed international peers
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