Internet and WiFi

Is your fast fibre internet actually slow? You might experience buffering, dropped calls, and "dead zones" due to your router's quality and placement, not the speed itself. Normal routers struggle with thick Irish walls and foil insulation, which blocks the signal. This article explains why WiFi gets weaker, why simple "boosters" often don't work, and what kind of strong network you need for perfect, fast WiFi everywhere in your home or office.

Thinking of buying a WiFi booster? Read this first. We explain why consumer mesh systems and powerline adapters struggle in Irish homes, and why we install Ubiquiti UniFi hardware to fix dead zones for good.

The post explores how Irish farmers are embracing smart technology, from powerful WiFi networks and CCTV to data-driven tools like calving sensors and herd management apps. It highlights how these innovations are not replacing traditional farming wisdom but enhancing it, helping farmers improve efficiency, animal welfare, and their livelihoods.

Guest Post: My experience of Starlink as a home worker in rural Ireland.

With the National Broadband Ireland (NBI) rollout bringing high-speed fibre broadband to more homes, WiFi coverage is becoming a focus for homes and businesses in Ireland. That's where a WiFi/Network Installer comes in. They ensure your internet runs smoothly, letting you work, stream, and connect devices effortlessly. In this post, we'll explore the value they bring to Irish homes and businesses.

5 Interesting WiFi Facts that will help you understand your interenet connection!

In the third and final part of this series, we are going to take a closer look at getting the internet to your PC, tablet, or smart device in your home or office. This will include the basics of creating a wireless network.

In this, the second part of a series of posts discussing the Internet, we shall be taking a look at how to Connect to the Internet.

In this, the first of a series of posts discussing the Internet, we shall be taking a look at the Internet and the World Wide Web.