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Why choose bonkers.ie?

The availability of providers and connection types depends on where you live. The bonkers.ie network checker is the only one in Ireland that will tell you exactly what suppliers and deals are actually available at your address in real time.

Where other comparison sites may give generic deals that could end with you getting a callback declining service, our process ensures that you don’t waste time and actually get connected as soon as possible.

Things to consider

When switching your broadband plan in Ireland, it's not always about the cheapest monthly price. Here are some things to consider.
Installation
Getting connected can vary greatly between providers. Check for any upfront installation or activation fees before signing up.
Some connections may require an engineer visit to your home, while others will simply post you a self-install kit to plug in.
Bundles
Many providers offer bundles for broadband, TV and phone.
Each package offers varying features, so consider needs such as sports channels or streaming services. Some extras may require base products such as needing broadband to get TV.
Contract length
Different plans come with varying contract commitments, typically 12, 18, or 24 months.
Shorter contracts offer more flexibility but may have higher monthly prices. Long-term deals often mean lower monthly costs. Check the full terms and any early exit fees.
Added extras
Some broadband companies may offer add-ons by way of an additional “thank-you” for signing up.
Extras can range from a physical product, like a games console, to subscriptions for streaming services, or even money off your bill.

Cooling off period

You can cancel your new plan within 14 days from the day you receive your contract.

This is known as the cooling off period. and gives you the right to change your mind without incurring any cancellation charges.

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More speed, less money

There's no need to overpay for your broadband. And with the rollout of the National Broadband Plan, high-speed fibre broadband is available in more areas than ever. In my experience, you can easily save €30 to €35 a month for an entire year by switching to a better deal.

And you may even be able to bag a faster speed as well. Just type your address or Eircode into our broadband checker and see what's on offer at your location.

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Your questions, answered

Who is the best broadband provider in Ireland?

The 'best' broadband provider depends on your specific needs, your location, and your budget. Leading providers in Ireland like Virgin Media, Eir, and Vodafone offer a range of fibre broadband packages. The ideal provider for you will offer the right speed and reliability at a competitive price for your specific Eircode.

Difference between internet, Wi-Fi, broadband & fibre?

The internet is the global network. Broadband is a fast connection to it, and fibre is a top-tier type of broadband. Wi-Fi is the local wireless signal in your home that takes your broadband internet connection and shares it with your devices, like your phone.

Can I get broadband without a landline in Ireland?

Yes, absolutely. Most modern broadband options in Ireland do not require a traditional phone line. Services like pure Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH), 5G mobile broadband, satellite, and fixed wireless providers deliver high-speed internet using their own dedicated networks, bypassing the old copper landline system.

How much is the average broadband bill in Ireland?

The average broadband bill in Ireland varies depending on speed, provider and extras like TV. You can expect to pay anywhere from €30 to €70 or more per month. Introductory offers can make the initial cost lower but often only last a year. The best way to know what you'll pay is to compare deals on bonkers.ie.

What happens if I switch before my contract ends?

If you switch broadband providers before your minimum contract term has ended, you may incur early exit fees or cancellation charges from your current provider. These fees are typically outlined in your contract's terms and conditions. If you're out of contract, you're free to switch without penalty.

How long does it take to switch broadband providers?

The time it takes to switch broadband providers can vary. If you're switching to a service that uses existing infrastructure, it can be completed within days. However, if a new fibre connection needs to be installed at your property, it could take a little longer. Your new provider will give you an estimated timeline.

Who owns National Broadband Ireland?

National Broadband Ireland (NBI) is a privately owned company that is helping to roll out the National Broadband Plan on behalf of the government. The majority shareholder is a Spanish infrastructure investment firm. The remaining 20% is held by the original founders and other private investors.

What is a broadband-only deal?

A broadband-only deal is a plan where you just pay for internet access. It doesn't include extras like a landline phone service, a TV package, or a mobile contract. It's perfect for households that rely on mobiles and streaming, ensuring you only pay for what you use.

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