Next Saturday (September 11), National Broadband Ireland (NBI) will host a public pop-up information event in Killarney.

NBI ambassadors will be on-hand at Tesco in Deerpark from 10am to 4pm to provide information on the National Broadband Plan (NBP) rollout in Killarney.

These events aim to give locals an opportunity to learn more about the plan, when high speed fibre broadband is coming to the county and how they can get connected. The NBI team will be on-hand to register people for future updates on the rollout in their area.

“National Broadband Ireland is excited about the opportunity to engage directly with the people of Killarney and give them information about when high-speed broadband will be available, let them know how they can connect to the NBI network and how they can register for progress updates specific to their Eircode," Peter Hendrick, CEO of National Broadband Ireland, said.

NBI currently has construction underway to bring fibre to 3,382 premises in the townlands in the Killarney Intervention Area, which includes Acres, Banard, Coolroe, Inch, Lisroe, and Whitefield among others, all of which are already eligible to order services on the new high-speed fibre broadband network.

Once these premises are available to order these customers can choose their broadband services from a retail service provider (RSPs) of their choice. This is expected to bring significant benefits directly to consumers and businesses where competition between RSPs will ensure quality bundled packages offer choice around voice, broadband, TV and mobile at competitive prices.

Please RSVP to confirm your attendance at the Pop-Up Shop event in Killarney to michael@heneghan.ie