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In Ireland
"Normal" telephone line based Broadband is even now still not
available in about 30% of the country (mostly rural areas). There are
still some Eircom exchanges to be upgraded - but there will always be
thousands of people who will never be able to get DSL broadband or mobile
broadband.
For those people the only remaining option is usually Satellite Broadband.
Satellite equipment purchase and Installation costs can be fairly
costly - but costs have dropped in the past year or two and speeds have
increased.
The one-way satellite systems are not recommended - you need a constant
telephone dial up connection as well as the satellite.
Two-way satellite systems are the best option - it frees up your telephone
line (or removes the need for one) and cuts out any spend on dial up internet.
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