Susan Brady Managing Director of Consumer and Small Business with Eir

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Recorded26 Feb 2025

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In our highly connected world where it’s not unusual to have dozens of devices using the internet at any one time in many households. The biggest scourge is often not broadband speeds but the so-called ‘Not spots’ - those corners of the house which wifi can't reach. Eir claims that its latest wifi technology called wifi 7 may have solved that conundrum. Speaking to Joe this morning on the show was Susan Brady Managing Director of Consumer and small business with Eir - and began by asking about its new concept of Wide-fi.

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