Broadband Price Changes
All changes to broadband bundles are shown below
07/12/2018
Announcement date
Discount price on Virgin Media's "Connect 360" bundle increased from €39 to €44 for the first 6 months
11/12/2018
Effective date
09/11/2018
Announcement date
Price changes across all Sky Ireland bundles. Fibre Unlimited now just €33 for the first 12-months and a free 32" LG TV now available with all bundles that include Sky TV.
09/11/2018
Effective date
05/11/2018
Announcement date
New customer discount offer of €24.95 for the first 2-months on NextGen Home Broadband with VoIP expired.
05/11/2018
Effective date
14/10/2018
Announcement date
Broadband & Home Phone bundle now available for €30 for 12-months, €50 thereafter.
15/10/2018
Effective date
12/10/2018
Announcement date
New prices on select Sky Bundles. Standalone Fibre Unlimited increased from €30 to €35 but Sky Entertainment + Fibre Unlimited now just €50 for the first 12 months.
12/10/2018
Effective date
Broadband prices can be looked at in two ways. The cost of a bundle per year and the cost per megabit per second download speed. The cost per year will help identify the full annual cost and will take any introductory discounts into account, as well as the price change once the discount period expires.
The price per megabit per second is a steady-state pivot which should show how the overall cost of broadband is changing over time.
If you look at just that, then the clear fact is that the monthly cost of broadband per megabit per second has plummeted from €20 in 2010 to as low as €0.05 today.
The most important thing when considering broadband is to compare the best broadband bundles and match what is available with your preferences.
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