Sky Ireland

Irish telecommunications company

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2024 Sky launched its mobile network Sky Mobile in Ireland, utilizing the Vodafone network.
August 9 2018 S4C Welsh-language station was removed from Sky Ireland's Electronic Program Guide (EPG) due to rights issues, ending its long-standing availability on the platform.
2017 NOW streaming service was launched in Ireland.
December 2013 Sky launched Ireland's biggest catch-up TV service.
October 2013 Sky Ireland launched an on-demand service for Irish customers.
February 2013 Sky launched its broadband and telephone product in Ireland, introducing a 'triple play' service that includes phone, broadband, and digital TV to the Irish market.
January 18 2013 BSkyB chief executive Jeremy Darroch announced a €1 billion investment in Sky Ireland over the next five years.
January 18 2013 Sky Ireland's corporate headquarters in Dublin were officially opened by Taoiseach Enda Kenny, marking a significant milestone for the company's establishment in Ireland.
June 2012 Sky Ireland launched a new Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) for Sky+ HD boxes, featuring a modernized look and improved functionality.

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