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Introduction Prior to the 3.6 GHz Spectrum Award the 3.6 GHz Band was used to provide wireless broadband services (and phone services in some cases) to 21,665 existing customers, predominantly...
On 14 December 2022, the Main Stage of the Multi Band Spectrum Award process (the “MBSA2”) concluded with the identification of four Winning Bidders paying circa €448 million to the...
The following is a list of statutory instruments relating to ComReg’s functions and objectives. 2024 S.I. No. 96 of 2024 Wireless Telegraphy (Satellite Earth Station Licence) Regulations 2024 2023 S.I....
End of COVID-19 Temporary Spectrum Licensing on 1 October 2022 Document 22/58 – COVID 19 Temporary Spectrum Licensing – July 2022 update and end of COVID-19 temporary spectrum licensing on...
Protected Disclosures Our obligations under Protected Disclosure legislation are twofold. The information headed External Protected Disclosures sets out how we facilitate external parties in making a disclosure. Separately, we also...
Introduction The Consumer Rights Act 2022 introduces new rights when you buy in a shop, online or with a door-to-door seller. Some of the rights may only apply if you...
The Multi-Band Spectrum Award Process concluded on the 5th of December 2012. The Multi-Band Spectrum Award Process offered spectrum rights of use across three spectrum bands, namely the 800 MHz,...
COMREG OUTDOOR MOBILE COVERAGE APP TERMS OF USE 1. Terms of App Use This page (together with the documents referred to on it) tells you the terms of use on...
Background and Documentation Document 17/46 – Results of ComReg’s 3.6 GHz Band Spectrum Award On 1 June 2017, ComReg published an Information Notice setting out the Final Frequency Plan and...
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Business Radio is a generic term that refers to a variety of licence types issued by ComReg. These include PMR (Business Radio), Community Repeaters, Paging (Local Area), Mobile Radio Systems...
Information is set out below on the long-term licences issued for mobile & wireless broadband, mobile voice and text services in Ireland. These are the: 3G Licences & 2.1 GHz...
When an end-user chooses to switch service they can contact their new service provider who should take responsibility for leading the switching process and for coordinating with the transferring service...
Radio Interference Investigation ComReg’s Spectrum Intelligence and Investigations unit investigates cases of radio interference. Interference can affect any radio service, including but not limited to, emergency services, air traffic control,...
2018 Directive (EU) 2018/1972 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 December 2018 establishing the European Electronic Communications Code (Recast) Text with EEA relevance 2014 Directive 2014/61/EU...
Broadband Information Tool – Specific Disclaimer1 Purpose of the Broadband Information Tool (“Broadband Checker”) This website containing Broadband Checker and a list of relevant retail service providers (together, “the website”)...
When considering switching broadband or home phone provider, the first thing you should do is find out if you are still in contract. What do I do if I am...
The Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) is the statutory body responsible for the regulation of the electronic communications sector (telecommunications, radio-communications and broadcasting transmission) and the postal sector. We are...
How do I stop a premium rate subscription SMS/text service? To unsubscribe from a premium rate subscription service (a service where there is a recurring charge), send a text to...
What is ‘roaming’? Roaming means using your mobile phone while in another country. This could be while you are on holiday, on a work trip, or while in transit. While...