What do ENET do?

Enet is Ireland’s largest open access network provider. We are building and operating the largest alternative wholesale telecoms network in Ireland, which is facilitating the delivery of affordable, world-class broadband and wireless services to homes and businesses on a genuinely nationwide across Ireland basis.

What is Enet network?

About Enet Enet is Ireland’s largest, open access network provider. Our open access, high capacity fibre and wireless networks makes it easier and more cost-effective for our customers, service providers, to deliver and support world-class broadband services to homes and businesses across Ireland.

Who owns ENET Ireland?

Enet’s parent is Speed Fibre Group, an Irish investment vehicle focused on telecoms infrastructure.

What does the name ENET mean?

The true meaning of ‘Enet’ cannot be described with just a few words. Your name is your destiny, heart’s desire, and personality. When people hear the name Enet, they perceive you as someone who is mysterious, independent, and respectable.

Who owns ENet Ireland?

What does the name ENet mean?

What is Enet company?

About Enet. Enet is Ireland’s largest open access network provider. We are building and operating the largest alternative wholesale telecoms network in Ireland, which is facilitating the delivery of affordable, world-class broadband and wireless services to homes and businesses on a genuinely nationwide across Ireland basis.

What is it like to work at Enet?

Enet employees are motivated and highly skilled people who believe in our Mission and Vision and genuinely enjoy coming to work. We have created a happy, integrated and relaxed environment for our people, where they have opportunities to learn and grow on a daily basis.

Can I get similar services on the Enet owned Mans as*Enet?

*Enet endeavours to make similar services available on the Enet Owned MANs as are available on the State Owned MANs, however, this may not always be possible and is dependent on availability. Enet operates the Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs) on behalf of the Irish State in 94 cities and towns in regional Ireland.