Infrastructural constraints from housing to power to water to transport to airports to sewage are rightly centre-stage as Ireland recalibrates its economic policies to new realities.  But there is one piece of critical infrastructure which is often overlooked – we need to plan for future connectivity needs now. Recent events, such as Storm Éowyn, have underscored the importance of resilient telecommunications infrastructure to individuals, businesses and government. The functioning of our economy and society relies on fast and secure communication networks. Best-in-class connectivity is also essential for maintaining Ireland’s competitiveness. Ireland has made significant strides in broadband and mobile, thanks…

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