Workers driven to working from church carpark due to crash in broadband speeds

Up until a few months ago, salesman Tony Cullinane’s colleagues used to laugh about how bad his internet connection was during conference calls.
Workers driven to working from church carpark due to crash in broadband speeds

James O’Regan, Maeve O’Sullivan-Kennedy, and Tony Cullinane who work from home are all residents of Gaggin, West Cork which has no internet service.  They travel into St. Patrick’s Church car park in Bandon every day to receive a broadband signal. Picture Dan Linehan 
James O’Regan, Maeve O’Sullivan-Kennedy, and Tony Cullinane who work from home are all residents of Gaggin, West Cork which has no internet service.  They travel into St. Patrick’s Church car park in Bandon every day to receive a broadband signal. Picture Dan Linehan 

Up until a few months ago, salesman Tony Cullinane’s colleagues used to laugh about how bad his internet connection was during conference calls.

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