Douglas Court shopping centre. There's a few benchs in there where you
can sit down - and there's a few cafe's in there too.
it's totally free - no voucher , no signup , nothing - just power up and go.
I was getting around a speed of about 512k - not blisteringly fast,
but enough to do work on.
On 10/20/05, Robert Asten <robertasten at eircom.net> wrote:
> Does anyone know of any (free :) wifi hostpots around the city? (for my
> laptop) Answers offlist if desired.
>> As a side bar... I had a quick walk around South Mall this evening and I can
> see loads of SSIDs called "eircomNNNN_NNNN" (where N is a number) but WEP is
> enabled for all, maybe these are coming from payphones?
there's a mesh of wifi providers in the city centre - Smart and
Eircom and i think BT Esat as well. And Bitbuzz - and all of them
require (expensive) vouchers. You can usually get a free Bitbuzz
voucher in the Bodega bar on the Coal Quay - which will give you
around 1/2 an hour.
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