Arranmore Island, which has a population of around 450 people, is now asking people not to visit them until the end of March.

A selection of people starting new roles with companies in Ireland, including Expleo, Ecocem, Brewin Dolphin, Initiative Ireland, Three Ireland and ABP Food Group.

It cost €1.3m to buy new mobile phones for top civil servants and ministerial advisers since 2017, it can be revealed.

Local residents in the Cork village of Watergrasshill have emerged victorious in a planning row over a telecommunications mast located within a few metres of their homes.

It says the decision was made to facilitate the signing-off of the accounts and to ensure that the entire board can be present.

The embattled FAI have been hit by yet another blow with the news that Three Ireland will not be renewing their flagship sponsorship next year, a deal which the company says has seen it invest €30 million in Irish football over the past ten years.

I have already written about travel insurance this year, concentrating on the factors families should consider when choosing their cover and the important questions to ask about their policy.

An electric scooter sold by Three Ireland is being recalled over fears of a loose steering column.

Conor Kane has been appointed as South East correspondent with RTÉ News.

The National Centre for Youth Mental Health has revealed that it sees a 35% increase in the number of young people engaging with its services in the run-up to the exam period.

TThe old pool room in a restaurant is now at the forefront of a new initiative between telecoms firm Three Ireland and a local community to transform a Donegal island into the most connected island in the world.

The FAI’s largest sponsor has issued a warning over the association’s corporate governance amid controversy over its finances.

The Samaritans will play a crucial role in the development of a national telephone service that will direct callers to the most suitable mental health service.

Twelve of fifteen mobile phones belonging to senior garda officers are missing and cannot be provided to the Charleton Tribunal.

Horse racing trainer, John Oxx, has become involved in a planning row with a mobile phone company that plans to build a telecommunications mast in Kildare.

Six major film and TV studios have brought a legal action here aimed at stopping allegedly “massive” illegal downloading of their films and other products.

Ask and you shall receive.

A host of major contract wins helped BT Ireland to underlying annual revenue growth of 7% to the end of March.

It wasn’t exactly your typical schoolday for the children of Presentation College in Athenry recently.

Phone company Three has been spared a criminal conviction for over-charging customers.

iD, Ireland’s newest mobile operator, goes live across Ireland today.

Carphone Warehouse is set to launch its own operator, iD Mobile, in the coming weeks and it’s expected to kickstart a 4G price war.

The owner of UPC in Ireland, Liberty Global, has reported a decline in second-quarter revenue as its Dutch unit Ziggo lost customers, highlighting the difficulties for billionaire John Malone’s European cable company in its hunt for growth.

Eircom and Vodafone have been convicted and fined for ripping off customers who continuously received over-charged bills.

A gaffe-prone politician claims she was speaking in French when people thought she was mispronouncing the word ’WiFi’.

Two of Ireland’s rugby and soccer stalwarts shared their experiences of pulling on the green jersey in a video for sponsors Three Ireland.

Data Protection Minister Dara Murphy says network outages such as that which affected up to 1.5 million Three Ireland customers on Monday are “unacceptable” and highlight the need for greater investment in mobile phone network capacity.

With thanks from Three Ireland, Mike from Limerck pulled off a wonderful festive surprise for girlfriend Saara.

Three Ireland have announced 74 new jobs in Waterford.

Irish mobile networks have today announced pricing plans for the iPhone 6, which will go on sale next week.

The 02 in Dublin is to be renamed 3Arena.

Mobile phone company Three Ireland is to make 160 of its staff redundant in its headquarters and across its retail operations.

Some 160 jobs are to made redundant at telecommunications company Three Ireland as part of restructuring in the wake of its takeover of O2.

There has been further criticism of the Government's decision not to extend the National Broadband scheme.

Three Ireland has said there will be "virtually no price change" for 85% of its rural customers following the Government’s withdrawal of funding for the National Broadband Scheme (NBS).

Around 45,000 rural broadband customers are about to be hit with a price hike of €180.

UPC Ireland lost almost 7,000 customers in the nine months to the end of March but saw the total number of subscriptions increase in the same period.

Dublin: Last month saw Aer Lingus Regional — the airline’s secondary destination service, operated by Stobart Air (Aer Arann) — have up its 12th consecutive month of growth, with more than 130,000 passengers carried.

Three Ireland has completed the acquisition of O2 in Ireland, which was previously owned by Telefonica.

It will take about a year for UPC to get its mobile phone network up and running and become Ireland’s second operator to offer TV, broadband, telephone and mobile in a single package.

Hutchison Whampoa is offering to help a smaller rival become Ireland’s fourth mobile operator in a bid to win EU approval for its acquisition of Telefonica’s O2 Ireland unit, according to sources.

Hutchison Whampoa has offered to give network access to several virtual network operators in a bid to win EU approval to buy Telefonica’s Irish unit, according to sources.

Three Ireland made a pre-tax loss of €29m last year, according to the latest set of annual results from its Hong Kong-based parent, Hutchison Whampoa.

Mobile communications company, Three Ireland has promised to offer “strong and effective remedies” to address European Commission concerns into its proposed takeover of rival network provider, O2 Ireland, ahead of a formal ruling on the deal at the end of April.

Three Ireland says it is working with the European Commission on its proposed acquisition of O2 Ireland.

Customer numbers jumped by almost 18% at Three Ireland during the first half of 2013, with the mobile communications company also reaching break-even point — on an EBITDA basis — for the first time in its eight year history.