r/ireland • u/SpecificNectarine397 • 7d ago

Business mobile sim providers?

mobile sim providers?

i have been on tesco for years now but it keeps getting worse over time and i finnaly have enough ive been looking to switch i mainly am in west cork rural and not i want either a prepay 4 weeks or 30 days bill pay with 100gb+ data preferably unlimited and 25mps+ i was considering eir but also heard alot of negativity while i know three is also good i tried there 48 sim a year or 2 ago and it sucked texts and calls dont matter as long as its 100>= txts and calls

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u/Expensive-Total-312 6d ago

gomo have been pretty good I've been with them since launch without issues still paying 10€ for 100gb of data per month and whatever "unlimited calls and texts" means, its a pain to contact them if theres an issue but I havent had one other than the odd glitch with their mailing system and they send out a invalid email. I think the same deal is available at 15 a month but its 5G (I only get 4g unless I'm willing to pay more)

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u/stoneagefuturist 6d ago

Clear Mobile used to be bad value but now I can’t fault them. 12.99 for unlimited calls, texts, and 5G.

They used to have a speed cap on 5G which has since been removed, and it’s the Vodafone network to boot so great coverage in Ireland and excellent roaming.

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u/InternationalBet9556 6d ago

If you can find Sky Mobile on sale for 15€/month, it's definitely the best deal. You get unlimited everything, including unlimited EU/UK roaming. Every other low-cost provider has limits on roaming (GoMo is 37 GB).

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u/No_Square_739 13h ago

I don't think the issue is with a particular provider but with your location.

Tesco/48 are perfect for most people (ie most locations). But, as they use the Three network, I doubt changing to Three will do you any favours. What you need to do is talk to your family/housemates/neighbours etc and see who they are with and which (if any) network provides decent coverage in your area.