Telco said its fibre broadband customer base increased by 2 per cent year on year to 852,000 customers
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Operator failed to follow regulations requiring it to supply customers with details of out-of-bundle data charges
Three Ireland paid more than €8m for mast usage
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Appointment comes as British telecoms group faces questions over its long-term strategy
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