Carlow Municipal Wifi Network

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As Damien has already mentioned, E|Net announced a new Wifi network in Carlow today. According to the article Brisknet, Aptus and Bitbuzz are going to be the initial providers of Wifi access in the town. I have been fairly unimpressed with the details available online about the wireless network though. There is absolutely no information on the E|Net site that I can see, not even a mention in the News sidebar. Brisket's coverage maps only cover Roscommon, Mayo and Galway. There is no mention of Carlow on their site at all. Bitbuzz is a bit better. They mention the Fairgreen shopping centre in their list of hotspots, but that's it. Aptus (What a site!!) have nothing on their site about coverage in Carlow, or about anything for that matter! The whole project to get Wifi in the town is a great idea, and I look forward to when it is actually useful. However the announcement that it has gone live seems to be very premature, one hot-spot in a shopping center is not a municipal WiFi network.

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Alex French said:

Hi, although Bitbuzz is looking at going on the Carlow network, we are not gong up on it yet. Our Kylemore Fairgreen hotspot predates the e-net nework by a long time and is completely separate.

Hi Alex,

Thanks for the quick response! Is there any timeline for getting on the Carlow network?

Alex French said:

Niall,

Not yet as we're still looking at the technical implementation. All going well we'll go ahead soon

Alex

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