Comments on: Mobile Blogging

By: Skarlett

Skarlett — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 15:40:38 +0000

The McDonald’s on O’Connel just at O’Connel bridge offers free wifi-you need to get a card from the counter that has 20 min interval logins.
I’ve gone up to the counter and asked for them, and not had to buy anything.

Along the same lines-The Bailey on Duke Street-just off Grafton has 20 minute interval cards-they ask that you buy something.
I had a pint and was handed 5 cards when I asked for one.

By: Sam

Sam — Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:16:00 +0000

Hey guys, after much searching I have found a couple of places in town that have free wifi for customers. 4 Dame Lane is just around the corner from Temple Bar and is a quiet place (but gets busy late night) to have a beer and surf. There is also a free 3D tourist map that you can pick up at some pubs that has wifi places marked on it. I haven’t been to the other ones yet but it could be worth a look.

Good luck!

By: Dec

Dec — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 15:43:56 +0000

I tried a couple of places in town on Saturday. Some old lists mentioned McDonalds. I tried one on Grafton street and one in Dundrum and couldn’t pick up an unsecured wi-fi. I suppose I could have bought something and asked if they did wi-fi, but I wasnt hungry enough to eat McDonalds.

Next I tried the Eircom phone box at the end of Grafton Street. Again no luck. A few secured or unsercured but pay for use wifi networks. Basically it looks like there is feck all free wifi in Dublin, but then again there is feck all of anything free in Dublin.

By: omaniblog

omaniblog — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 11:29:24 +0000

Oh, what a good post. Hear here. This is just the sort of issue people will turn to this blog for. So far the only places I know are in dublin airport and they cost.

Please, please respond people… We need an up to date list of where you can get free wi-fi all over the city. Or else we are not going to visit.