‘There’s a really strong learning culture and supportive work environment’
Patrick Marron has been on the Vodafone graduate programme for a year and hopes to stay with the company
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State wants us to be tech-savvy, but the problem is we do not trust technology
Public has mixed feelings about Government making access to public services easier online
Oil shares remain steady as Gulf conflict appears to cool
Iseq in the green as London and European markets retreat
Profit rises at Three Ireland as customer numbers build
Company now has almost half of the Irish mobile market
Spike in oil prices hits stocks in travel sector
Irish markets fell flat across the board with Ryanair leading declines
Eir’s owner Xavier Niel becomes biggest Vodafone investor in $6bn deal
Niel who first invested in UK telco in 2022 is also the controlling shareholder in Eir
Happy 25th birthday, Vodafone. Here are 25 ways phones have made our lives worse
Who needs to talk to anyone when you can constantly scroll alone?
New broadband infrastructure proposal could add €390m to housing costs, Siro warns
Incoming European regulations will shift the obligation to build internet cables for new residential schemes from service providers on to developers
European shares advance as robust earnings offset concerns over Middle East
Brent crude oil prices hold above the $110 a barrel mark
Vodafone to take full control of UK mobile operator with Three’s owner to sell its stake
CK Hutchison’s decision to sell 49% stake is latest in series of asset disposals
Phones could be the chink in a company’s armour
Given the increased awareness of cybersecurity, an alarming number of companies seem oddly casual in their approach to smartphones
Helping older people protect their money a growing focus as banking moves online
Protection of older and ageing people online is a popular topic among adult children across social media forums
Mobile threat to Irish companies on the rise
Vodafone survey highlights risk of companies relying on personal devices
Vodafone’s stock market rebound risks losing reception
Vodafone soars more than 80% from near 30-year low last April to about £1.18
Where is the promised legislation aimed at preventing mobile phone service price hikes?
Hundreds of thousands of Irish users will see their monthly bills jump by more than 5% as a result of a policy taken by providers
Sea of red as ‘market rout’ hits Dublin
Standout underperformers were the banks as AIB and Bank of Ireland finished down 4.5% and 5.5% respectively
Christmas tech quiz: The answers and the winner
An iPhone 17 Pro from Vodafone Ireland was up for grabs
‘Saying you’re disappointed in Ireland carries weight. In Albania it doesn’t land the same way’
Wild Geese: Susan Foxton, Vodafone Albania
Vodafone’s Irish business returns to profit
Telecoms group posts €39m profit although turnover dropped marginally
Vodafone and ATU win €4.6m EU backing for digital apprenticeships
New project will use technology to simulate real working environments
Workday’s landmark leasing of College Square sets tone for resurgent Dublin office market
Deals by leading companies including Apple, EY and BNY show demand for best spaces in prime locations is robust
Right to switch broadband or mobile provider for free ahead of in-contract price hikes proposed
Fixed rises in contract based on inflation have prevented consumers shopping around without penalty
Imagine to freeze broadband prices for five years
Telco said the price freeze would apply to all fibre customers and would last until 2030
Phoenix Tower plans €75m spend after green light for €937m Cellnex deal
US masts operator sees ‘massive’ need for expansion of network to deliver infrastructure for wireless and AI-related services
Vodafone Ireland’s new Italian boss Sabrina Casalta: ‘Being a CEO was actually not in my plan’
Sabrina Casalta says the group’s Irish business has a record of leading the way on innovation in a growing market
The trouble started for our reader after switching from Eir to Vodafone
Pricewatch: Anne’s request for cancellation ‘was not enough to warrant’ it, says telecoms company
Phil Hogan’s consultancy firm earned €1m last year for Brussels work, filings show
Former EU commissioner lists JP Morgan, Enfer labs, Visa and Dutch semiconductor manufacturer among clients
Dublin facing high-quality office space shortage, HWBC says
Property agency warns of ‘growing mismatch’ between market demand and office space delivery
After being scammed out of €1,850, finding a human to speak to in Revolut proved impossible
‘It feels like the system is built to exhaust people into giving up’
Dublin office market rebalancing as demand grows in face of falling supply
Future office construction pipeline falls below average take-up for last 15 years
Vodafone to shift headquarters to St Stephen’s Green
Move comes after two decades in Sandyford headquarters
Cork town to be first fully connected to fast broadband
Work connecting Carrigtwohill set to be completed this summer
Vodafone Ireland service revenue rises as company increases broadband base
Global group reports core earnings of almost €11bn as reshaping of global group continues
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