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Meanings of irish telecommunications in English

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Usage of irish telecommunications in English
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The Irish telecommunications sector has changed out of all recognition in recent years.
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Irish Telecommunications Investments is a subsidiary of Eircom, the majority owner of Ebeon.
The Irish Times
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Since the Irish telecommunications market was deregulated in December 1998 there has been considerable change.
The Irish Times
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Comment: The Irish telecommunications industry is at a crossroads.
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One doesn't have to be terribly old to remember the bad old days of Irish telecommunications.
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A new Irish telecommunications company has been established to cash in on the European pre-paid calling market.
The Irish Times
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The European Commission today approved a plan by the Irish telecommunications regulator to liberalise the mobile telephone market.
The Irish Times
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MR Patrick Cruise O'Brien has taken over as the new chief executive of the Irish telecommunications company Stentor.
The Irish Times
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The Irish telecommunications industry came of age yesterday with the opening of Comms 99, a three-day biennial industry showcase.
The Irish Times
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Irish telecommunications software company Openet Telecom will create 200 jobs following an eight-figure deal with US telecommunications giant AT&T.
The Irish Times
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Irish telecommunications company Tango Telecom has announced the opening of its Latin America regional support and sales office in Mexico City.
The Irish Times
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THE recently established Irish telecommunications company Stentor has announced that it has signed an interconnection agreement with the US giant AT&T.
The Irish Times
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In general, the Irish telecommunications market is highly competitive, as many new competitors have entered the market in the past few years.
The Irish Times
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Irish telecommunications billing company Openet Telecom has announced a strategic technology and marketing alliance with US companies, Savera Systems and TeleKnowledge Group.
The Irish Times
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Irish telecommunications company, Stentor, has signed an interconnect agreement with US telephone company MCI to carry a portion of its international calls.
The Irish Times
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Esat Telecom is to set up a separate residential division, in advance of the Irish telecommunications market being fully liberalised in December.
The Irish Times
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