The registry for Ireland's dot.ie domain names has announced a 20 per cent reduction for new registrations from the beginning of next year.
The IE Domain Registry (IEDR) said the move was a result of a high growth rate of registrations, now standing at over 54,000, which has been driven largely by the buoyant economy and the national roll-out of broadband.
IEDR chief executive David Curtin said the company remained committed to giving consumers value for money.
IEDR is responsible for the management and administration of Ireland's official internet address, dot.ie,
