SIRO, a leading broadband operator, has announced that it is expanding its full fibre broadband network to Lucan. Work on expanding SIRO’s network in the Lucan area has already commenced with the first Lucan customers able to connect from September. The rollout in the town will provide access to full fibre broadband to a total 1,600 premises – homes and businesses in the area. The areas benefiting from this rollout within Lucan include Laraghcon, Rokeby Park, Lucan Main Street, Sarsfield Park, Lucan Heights, and Ardeevin Estate, amongst others. This latest expansion enhances SIRO’s significant presence in the wider west Dublin area. With an established footprint in nearby locations such as Tallaght, Rathcoole, and Saggart, SIRO is adding 1,600 extra premises in Lucan. Overall, more than 100,000 premises in Dublin can now access SIRO’s network, including nearly 11,000 businesses and homes in the South Dublin County Council area.
The deployment of a full fibre broadband network in Lucan is part of SIRO’s ongoing strategy to expand its network right across Ireland. SIRO is on track to reach 700,000 premises in towns and cities across Ireland by 2026. Currently, more than 585,000 premises in 135 towns across the country have access to the SIRO network. Overall, SIRO is investing over €1 billion to deliver high-speed, future-proofed broadband throughout Ireland.
Commenting on SIRO’s network rollout in Lucan, SIRO Chief Executive Officer John Keaney said: “We are pleased to announce the expansion of our full fibre broadband network to Lucan. This area is an expanding and thriving community but access to essential infrastructure and services is critical to its long-term growth and success overall”.
“SIRO’s full fibre rollout will provide high-speed, high-quality reliable broadband to individuals, families and businesses. Access to a fast, resilient and trusted broadband service allows all communities to live more sustainably, such as through working from home; running their businesses more productively; or, accessing services such as education or healthcare online. At its core SIRO’s fibre network unlocks multiple opportunities for end users, allowing them to deploy it in ways that best meet their needs and lifestyles,” added Mr. Keaney.
Find out more about SIRO or register your interest for SIRO’s fibre broadband at https://siro.ie/register-your-interest/
