Enable Internet access on the go in Ireland

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Tesco's broadband only SIMs are for tablets.

If you get a pay-as-you-go mobile phone SIM and top-up by €15 a month you get:

  • unlimited calls to RoI mobiles and landlines,
  • free texts to other Tesco Ireland mobiles,
  • 250 webtexts (which can be sent from their mobile app),
  • 5GB of data (an add-on which costs €10 a month)

and have €5 left for texts to other phones and international numbers. Their international rates aren't bad either.

Source: http://www.tescomobile.ie/priceplans/pay-as-you-go-plans.aspx

NB: If you're planning to spend any time in Northern Ireland you'll need to look at another option as roaming, particularly data roaming, is very expensive, and everything will be charged from your €5 residual credit.

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