Ciara O'Brien

So GOMO is part of AIR, but it's like a little separate network within AIR.

So it has its own kind of customer service and it has its own customer base.

And what they came in at the start, they came in with an offering for customers where they would set the price for, you know, you're fully kind of unlimited within Ireland.

So your data, your calls, your texts.

for €9.99 a month.

And for a certain amount of customers, whoever signed up first basically will get that deal.

And then the next lot of customers got a slightly more expensive deal, but it was still, I think the next one was only €13 and then it's €15 a month.

So they have a set price and they guarantee that price for as long as you stay with the network.

So as long as you keep paying your bill and as long as you don't break your contract with them, you can have that price.

And

They've now decided to do the same thing with their fiber broadband.

So you would assume, obviously, that it's Air's network that they're using.

And they are offering customers a 30-day rolling contract for €29.99, so €30 a month.

And you will get fiber broadband to your house for that, for life.

For the first 10,000 customers that sign up for that, you will get that price for life.

There's the rub, yes.

So if you've had one gig is, you know, fairly common now, particularly in urban areas of Ireland.

If you want to get that slightly faster, I mean, kind of 500 megabits broadband is kind of like most of what people would now class as the minimum that you have to get.

And don't get me wrong, like it will actually it will do most people.

It will be fine.