Find broadband in Tipperary

What broadband can you get in Tipperary?

There are lots of options available, depending on where you live in Tipperary.

Here are the main types of broadband available in Ireland:

• Fibre broadband uses fibre-optic cables and can offer speeds of up to 2,000Mbps. Part fibre connections offer speeds of up to 100Mbps.
• Mobile broadband uses your existing 4G or 5G mobile network to connect you to the internet.
• Satellite broadband works through the installation of a satellite dish and can connect any home, even those in the most rural parts of Ireland.
• ADSL broadband uses an existing landline to provide an internet connection of up to 24Mbps.

Our broadband connection types guide provides more information about each kind of broadband.

Broadband providers in Tipperary

There are eight main broadband providers operating in Tipperary offering a range of internet solutions including full fibre and 5G mobile broadband.

We compare:

• Digiweb
• eir
• Pure Telecom
• Rural Wifi
• Sky
• Three
• Virgin Media
• Vodafone

The choice of provider and types of connection available to you depends on where you live in Tipperary. Use our eircode checker to discover what’s on offer near you.

What is the fastest broadband in Tipperary?

Home broadband speeds across Tipperary vary depending on where you live and what type of connection you have.

The SIRO network is available in Tipperary, Cashel, Roscrea and Clonmel, so you can get fibre broadband with speeds of up to 2Gbps. Our guide, Should you choose SIRO broadband? explains more.

Check if fibre broadband is available in your town by using the eircode checker at the top of the table.

If you don’t have access to fibre or part fibre where you live, an ADSL connection could still offer a fast, reliable broadband connection, and if you live in a more remote part, there are still rural broadband choices.

What is the cheapest broadband in Tipperary?

Opting for the cheapest broadband deal means you may not get the best deal for your needs.

Here are a few things to consider once you’ve found out what’s available in your area:

• What speed you need: If you’re not sure, our guide on broadband speeds in Ireland can help.
• The type of broadband: This also depends on what’s available in your area, which you can check using our eircode checker.
• The type of plan: Whether you want broadband only, broadband with a call plan or a broadband and TV bundle
• Your budget: Check the length of any introductory discount period, the thereafter price and any annual price rises.
• Contract length: Usually for 12 or 24 months. You may have to pay a termination fee if you end your contract term early.

Switching broadband in Tipperary

Once you’ve decided what you want your broadband plan to include, you can start comparing deals using the eircode checker and comparisons.

Our guide, How to switch broadband providers walks you through the switch process.

You have a 14-day cooling-off period in which to cancel if you change your mind.

We’ve also put together a guide on your broadband consumer rights if things don’t work out as you expect.