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06 Sept 2025
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Homes, businesses and farms near Mooncoin and Mullinavat in South Kilkenny will soon be ready to connect to fibre broadband on the National Broadband Ireland network.
Overall, there are 6,798 Kilkenny premises that can pre-order or order high-speed, reliable broadband with 385 connections already made to the network.
National Broadband Ireland is calling on people living near Borris or Waterford (as Mooncoin and Mullinavat are) to visit nbi.ie/map/ and enter their Eircode to see if they are ready to connect.
Peter Hendrick, Chief Executive Officer of National Broadband Ireland, spoke of the delight in announcing that premises in South Kilkenny will soon be able to order or pre-order broadband services through the NBI network.
"This will enable users to experience the life-changing benefits that high-speed broadband provides," he said.
National Broadband Ireland (NBI) is designing, building and operating the new high-speed fibre broadband network for rural Ireland on behalf of the Irish Government.
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