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Digiweb's 30Mb Metro Express Broadband and Phone

Today, an extra 500,000 homes and businesses across Ireland can access next generation 30Mb broadband following the launch by Digiweb of its new service, Metro Express, which combines 30Mb broadband and phone for 30 euros monthly.

Metro Express does not require a traditional landline and includes a full phone bundle including free calls and 30Mb broadband. Unlike traditional landline DSL or mobile broadband which can run slower than advertised depending on distance, Metro Express overcomes these challenges giving a full speed service regardless of distance. With shorter latency than DSL or Mobile it is also perfect for gaming on Xbox / PS3, streaming content from Netflix / RTE, or handling your real-time transactions in the cloud.

“Our high speed Metro Express 30Mb service will significantly improve the customer experience for internet users across Ireland with faster downloads and lower prices for consumers, and enable better, faster services and new technology opportunities for Irish business,” said Colm Piercy, CEO, Digiweb Group.

Digiweb’s commitment to delivering innovative products to meet customers expanding requirements is evidenced in the quality of the network and the broadband service delivered. The Metro Express product is available at 30Mb in many areas which can only receive 1Mb from traditional DSL service providers, delivering much needed bandwidth to both business and residential customers who have been starved of decent services before this innovation. Indeed, in many locations further out from town centres the Metro Express service will be the only broadband service which can reach out to connect the customer’s premises.

“As a wholly Irish owned business we are proud to continue leading the charge in delivering market changing broadband and telecom services across Ireland. This latest innovation, developed here in Ireland, performs 3 or more times faster than typical 8Mb services available from other providers,” said Colm Piercy, CEO, Digiweb Group.

Digiweb elevates programme to support job seekers

Digiweb, Ireland’s largest Irish-owned independent telecommunications company, is delighted to announce its participation in the WebElevate programme through the Higher Education Authority’s Springboard initiative, aiming to reskill 140 job seekers for the tech sector.

With Ireland facing a digital skills shortage, the new industry-linked digital media programme, WebElevate, aims to help plug the digital skills gap while supporting job seekers to forge new careers in Ireland’s booming Irish technology sector. Launched by Digital Skills Academy in partnership with Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT), WebElevate, a level 8 (honours-degree level) programme, is focused on providing job-seekers with skills for employment in Digital Media, in areas such as Mobile Application Development, Web Commerce, Global Digital Marketing and Web Video production.

Alan Millett, Managing Director of Digiweb said “Digiweb are delighted to participate in this fine initiative by the Digital Skills Academy. Job seekers will get the opportunity to work on real-life industry projects while part for the programme which has benefits for both the job seeker and the companies involved.”

“We are delighted to be in a position to offer a second WebElevate programme, almost doubling the places on offer for participants,” said Paul Dunne, CEO of Digital Skills Academy.

“It also means we can increase our intake of industry partners and thus increase the number of employment opportunities for our participants.

“WebElevate has attracted high-calibre companies, with interesting and innovative projects being developed through the programme. It’s a huge opportunity for the participants to be involved in the development process of so many cutting-edge projects,” he said.

The next WebElevate programme will begin in April 2012 with 140 places on offer.

Digiweb driving savings for golfers through new affinity scheme

Digiweb, Ireland’s largest Irish-owned independent telecommunications company, is delighted to announce a new affinity partnership with The Golfing Union of Ireland (GUI) to bring exclusive savings to members of GUI affiliated golf clubs.

Through the GUI Affinity Scheme, Digiweb will offer 180,000 GUI members the most competitive prices on their home phone, broadband and internet services. In addition, GUI members who switch to Digiweb will get an exclusive €60 discount off their first bill.

“We are delighted to bring this offer to our members through the Affinity Scheme”, said Albert Lee, Hon. Secretary of the Golfing Union of Ireland. “The aim of the Affinity Scheme is to add value to being a member of a GUI affiliated golf club, and we are confident that our agreement with Digiweb will be of immense benefit to our members”.

“Digiweb is very pleased to be selected as the only telecommunications partner for the GUI Affinity Scheme”,  said Fintan Lawler, Director of Sales and Marketing with Digiweb. “This comes with a responsibility to deliver excellent service and value for money. Digiweb is committed to offering real cost savings to GUI members throughout the island of Ireland”.

Digiweb are ‘Local Heroes’ providing Free Wi-Fi in Drogheda

Digiweb, Ireland’s leading independent telecommunications company partners with local business to supply RTE’s ‘Local Heroes’ with state-of-the-art infrastructure for the Free Wi-Fi initiative in Drogheda’s town centre.

Digiweb, Ireland’s largest fully Irish-owned independent telecommunications company, is delighted to announce the official launch of a Free Wi-Fi service for visitors and guests in Drogheda town centre.

The initiative was supplied to Drogheda town centre as part of RTE’s Local Heroes programme by Drogheda-based IT services company, Image IT Group, in conjunction with a state-of-the-art wireless infrastructure supplied by Digiweb.

The RTE ‘Local Heroes’ initiative includes collaborations between local SMEs and retailers with the aim of rejuvenating the Drogheda area. Image IT Group and Digiweb have invested in a state-of-the-art wireless infrastructure that will bring Free Wi-Fi to Drogheda’s town centre.

Peter Durnin, Managing Director of Image IT Group, says “We are very excited about bringing this service to Drogheda town centre. It has been a fulfilling experience being part of the Local Heroes initiative, and we are confident that our investment in this project will result in tangible differences to the locality, both in terms of increased footfall and increased trade in the town”.

“We were delighted to be involved in the Local Heroes initiative” said Colm Piercy, Digiweb CEO. “As a fully-owned Irish company with offices in Dundalk, we jumped at the opportunity to give something back to the local community. This initiative will rejuvenate the town centre of Drogheda and we hope it will result in other towns following the example being set here in Co. Louth.”

‘Local Heroes’ is available to watch anytime on RTE Player at http://www.rte.ie/ten/listings/ 18744501_tv_Local_Heroes