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Fibrus statement as 1,500 customers still without broadband three weeks after Storm Éowyn
Around 1,500 customers in Northern Ireland are still without a broadband service almost a month after Storm Éowyn battered ...
Customers still without broadband after Storm Éowyn
A customer who is still without broadband after Storm Éowyn has described the service as "a complete disaster from beginning ...
‘We won’t stop until every customer is back online’: Fibrus chief apology as 2,800 remain without broadband
The chief executive and co-founder of Fibrus has issued a public apology to thousands of customers who were left without ...
Infrastructure ministers accused of ‘dither and delay’ over north-south Glider announcement
A spokesperson for the Department for Infrastructure said the former minister had planned to make a statement to the Assembly ...
Dungannon firm told workers to come to production site during ‘danger to life’ Storm Éowyn
Major Mid-Ulster employer criticised for asking workers to travel to and from production sites at height of “most powerful ...
RTE Online16h
Uisce Éireann to purchase 100 additional generators
Uisce Éireann is to purchase 100 additional generators as a consequence of Storm Éowyn, according to a briefing note that ...
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Fibrus CEO Apologises for Lengthy Broadband Outages in Northern Ireland
The CEO and Co-Founder of UK ISP Fibrus, Dominic Kearns, has apologised to the several thousand premises in Northern Ireland ...
Belfast Live on MSN4d
Alliance accused of "dragging schools into political arena" after Minister's refusal of integrated status
A row over the Education Secretary’s decision to refuse Bangor Academy and Rathmore Primary School integrated status has ...
The Sunday Business Post1d
Catch up on Monday’s news: Airbus struggling to raise A350 output this year; Irish markets update
The stockbroker stated in an update on Monday morning that it was raising its earnings per share (EPS) forecasts by 1.3 per ...
The News Letter1d
Northern Ireland was warmest and driest part of the UK in January, Met Office reports
Northern Ireland was the warmest and driest part of the UK during January, the Met Office has revealed, achieving its seventh ...
Grid capacity constraints limiting savings from wind energy, warns representative body
Some 34 per cent of Republic’s and Northern Ireland’s power demands were met with electricity from renewable sources ...
Independent.ie on MSN1d
Uisce Éireann to invest in new generators after Storm Éowyn caused widespread disruption
Uisce Éireann is to buy 100 generators to help prevent a recurrence of the prolonged outages seen after Storm Éowyn.