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Broadband in Northern Ireland

Compare broadband deals available in Northern Ireland. Filter by speed, price, and contract length to find the right plan for your household.

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Fibre

Fibre 1

24 months • Internet

Free P&P and no upfront costs

Speed

32 Mbps

Data

Unlimited

Contract

24 months

From

$ 29 .99 /mo

Min. cost

$719.76

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Fibre

YouFibre 1000

24 months • Internet

£1 per month for the first 3 months

Speed

920 Mbps

Data

Unlimited

Contract

24 months

From

$ 1 .00 /mo

Min. cost

$632.79

Discounted for 3 months. $29.99 thereafter.

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Broadband plans in Northern Ireland

Below you'll find broadband packages from a range of providers. Use the filters to narrow down by speed tier, monthly cost, or contract length — then click through for full details on any plan that interests you.

Broadband

24 months • Internet + Phone

Free P&P and no upfront costs

Speed

10 Mbps

Data

Unlimited

Contract

24 months

From

$ 29 .99 /mo

Min. cost

$761.74

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Broadband

Broadband and Sport

24 months • Internet + TV

Save £20 on broadband activation

Speed

10 Mbps

Data

Unlimited

Contract

24 months

From

$ 21 .00 /mo

Min. cost

$504

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Broadband

Simply Broadband

24 months • Internet

Free router worth £99

Speed

10 Mbps

Data

Unlimited

Contract

24 months

From

$ 21 .99 /mo

Min. cost

$540.71

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What to consider when choosing

A few things worth checking before you commit to a new broadband deal.

Speed

Think about how many people use your connection at once. Streaming, video calls, gaming, and working from home all add up. If the household is busy, a faster tier gives you headroom.

Price

Look beyond the headline rate. Check for introductory offers, mid-contract price rises, and any setup or delivery fees. Our comparison tool shows the full picture.

Contract length

Shorter contracts offer flexibility if your situation might change. Longer terms often come with lower monthly costs. Pick what suits your plans.

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What broadband technologies are available across Northern Ireland?

Homes in Northern Ireland typically have access to standard broadband (ADSL), fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC), full fibre (FTTP), and in some areas cable broadband. Availability varies by location, so comparing plans is the easiest way to see what's on offer.

What's the difference between fibre and full fibre?

Fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) uses fibre optic cable to a street cabinet, then copper to your home — speeds typically reach 30–80 Mbps. Full fibre (FTTP) runs fibre all the way to your property, offering speeds from 100 Mbps up to 1 Gbps or more.

How long does it take to switch broadband provider?

Most switches take around two weeks once you've placed an order. If you're moving to a new technology (e.g. from ADSL to full fibre), an engineer visit may be needed, which can add a few days.

Will I lose my internet during the switch?

There's usually a short gap — often just a few hours on the switchover day. Some providers offer a 4G backup router to keep you online during the transition.

Do all providers offer the same speeds in Northern Ireland?

No. Speeds depend on the network each provider uses and the infrastructure in your specific area. Comparing plans side-by-side shows you the speed tiers actually available to you.