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1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement eir Hurling ambassador Shane Kingston of Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement are eir Hurling ambassadors Conor Burke of Dublin, left, and Shane Kingston of Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement are, from left, eir Hurling ambassador Conor Burke of Dublin, Kealan Donoghue, eir Managing Director, Consumer & Small Business, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Jarlath Burns and eir Hurling ambassador Shane Kingston of Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement eir Hurling ambassadors Shane Kingston of Cork, left, and Conor Burke of Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement eir Hurling ambassador Shane Kingston of Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement eir Hurling ambassador Shane Kingston of Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement eir Hurling ambassador Shane Kingston of Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

1 July 2025; eir has reached a major milestone in its network transformation, securing Ireland's No.1 5G Network Availability award for the fifth year in a row. As the first operator to launch 5G at Croke Park in 2020, eir continues to enhance the matchday experience for fans and players alike. Known as the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is a fitting match for eir’s ultra-fast fibre and 5G networks – now bringing faster speeds, stronger connections, and better coverage to communities across Ireland. Pictured at the announcement eir Hurling ambassador Shane Kingston of Cork. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Eir 5G Milestone

01 Jul 2025

29 June 2025; Republic of Ireland players, from left, Saoirse Noonan, Denise O’Sullivan and Megan Connolly during the team's match-day team walk in Cincinnati, ahead of their international friendly match against United States at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, USA. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland Women in USA

29 Jun 2025

29 June 2025; Republic of Ireland players, from left, Saoirse Noonan, Denise O’Sullivan and Megan Connolly during the team's match-day team walk in Cincinnati, ahead of their international friendly match against United States at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, USA. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Republic of Ireland Women in USA

29 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Ben O'Reilly Murphy of Cork City AC, Cork, left, and Odhran Mc Brearty of Finn Valley AC, Donegal, competes in the Boys Under 18 3000m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Ruby Devereaux of Youghal AC, Cork, competes in the Boys Under 16 3000m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Ruby Devereaux of Youghal AC, Cork, competes in the Boys Under 16 3000m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Luke Greene of Mullingar Harriers AC, Westmeath, left, and Iain Buckley of Leevale AC, Cork, competes in the Boys Under 18 3000m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Ben O'Reilly Murphy of Cork City AC, Cork, centre, competes in the Boys Under 18 3000m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Ruby Devereaux of Youghal AC, Cork, competes in the Boys Under 16 3000m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Ruby Devereaux of Youghal AC, Cork, centre, leads in the Boys Under 16 3000m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Ryan Onoh of Leevale AC, Cork, competes in the Boys Under 18 Long Jump during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Eoin Sexton of Bandon AC, Cork, competes in the Boys Under 18 100m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

28 June 2025; Eoin Sexton of Bandon AC, Cork, competes in the Boys Under 18 100m during day one of the 123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships at Tullamore Harriers Athletics Club in Offaly. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile

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123.ie National Juveniles Track & Field Championships - Day 1

28 Jun 2025

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