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Over half of 4G money to be paid into Exchequer in 2012

The Communications Minister Pat Rabbitte has welcomed the successful auction of 4G mobile licences by ComReg.

Over half of 4G money to be paid into Exchequer in 2012

Thu, 15 Nov, 2012 - 14:16

The Communications Minister Pat Rabbitte has welcomed the successful auction of 4G mobile licences by ComReg.

Four mobile phone companies - Vodafone, Meteor, O2 and Three - are to pay the State more than €850m.

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