What are Broadband Connection Points?
Broadband Connection Points (BCPs) are public locations that have been equipped with high-speed connectivity as part of the National Broadband Plan. These locations have been selected by local authorities and include community centres, libraries, sports facilities, enterprise hubs, tourist destinations, and other public spaces.
Connected communities
CONNECTED COMMUNITIES
All public BCP connections were prioritised during the initial phase of the National Broadband Plan, ensuring that rural communities could access free public Wi-Fi even in areas not yet reached by the main fibre rollout.
WHAT IS THE PRIMARY SCHOOLS BCP PROGRAM?
We are delighted to be playing our part in delivering high-speed broadband to schools across Ireland.
Find Out MoreWHAT CAN THE
BCPS BE USED
FOR?
Each BCP provides high-speed broadband access to the local community. This enables people living in the area to go to the selected location and access broadband for a range of uses including remote working, general access and keeping in touch with family and friends—especially in areas where home broadband might not yet be available.
WHY ARE BCPs BEEN ROLLED OUT?
BCPs are being rolled out to give communities free, high-speed broadband access at rural community locations. This is service helps to bridge the digital divide and keeps everyone connected.
Find a BCP
Search our BCP map to find your nearest Broadband Connection Point.
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* All BCPs are subject to change. This may be due to unforseen circumstances, or those outside NBI’s control.
