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Calls mount to scrap €3bn National Broadband Plan

Calls are mounting to scrap the proposed National Broadband Plan.

Calls mount to scrap €3bn National Broadband Plan

Sun, 28 Apr, 2019 - 23:00

Elaine Loughlin

Calls are mounting to scrap the proposed National Broadband Plan.

The Government has signalled it will sign off on the already delayed plan which has jumped from €500m to €3bn in cost.

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