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RURAL BROADBAND USERS could be facing higher charges as the National Broadband Scheme is wound down.
A Government decision to end the scheme will affect users in some of the country’s worst broadband blackspots. They had been able to benefit from a subsidised service from 3 Ireland under the scheme. However, minimum speeds are no longer guaranteed.
Earlier this year it was announced that over €450 million will be invested in a new fibre broadband network that could bring broadband speeds of between 200 to 1000 Mbps to an initial 50 towns, with the Government committing to faster speeds across the country.
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