General Information
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Maintaining the reliability and capacity of our network is our number one priority during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.
At what is a critical time for Ireland and a very challenging time for many across the country Vodafone are engaged with government, with the Regulator and with industry to ensure that people remain connected to their loved ones and to essential services and are also able to work and study from home. We will publish any developments on these pages as required.
Do you want to top up a friend or family member? You can now do it on the Vodafone website. Simply visit our dedicated page and top up using a debit or credit card.
As part of the DreamLab: Corona-AI project we are actively involved in research in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. You can find out more about the DreamLab: Corona-AI project here.
Recent developments in Ireland have thrown up a myriad of challenges for families, businesses and our hard-working healthcare staff. There is no doubt that the spread of COVID-19 now means a period of uncertainty and worry for many. I wanted to let you know what Vodafone Ireland is doing to keep you and this country connected.
We are working hard to support all our customers, whether that be other providers of critical national infrastructure, government departments, businesses both big and small, and our 2.3 million mobile and broadband customers.
We continue to focus on improving and updating our network across Ireland to ensure we provide world-class connectivity for our customers, particularly during this uncertain period as we look to support our customers working remotely.
We are committed to keeping you connected, and you can rely on us.