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Three to buy O2 Ireland

The mobile phone company O2 Ireland has been bought by Three in a deal worth up to €850m.

Three to buy O2 Ireland

Mon, 24 Jun, 2013 - 08:12

The mobile phone company O2 Ireland has been bought by Three in a deal worth up to €850m.

Three are paying €780m up front and will pay a further €70m depending on O2's financial performance.

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