Contact information

Service providers

Here are the contact details of phone companies that sell phones. Some of them have a minicom number. You use a minicom if you find it hard to hear.

BT Ireland

BT Communications Ireland Ltd,

Head Office, Grand Central Plaza,

Upper Grand Canal Street, Dublin 4

Phone: 1800 923 924 if you are thinking of buying a phone and want information. Phoning this number will not cost you money. Phone: 1904 if you have a BT phone and want to ask about using the phone or your bill.

Website: www.btireland.ie

Email: you can email BT on their website

Eircom

Eircom Ltd,

114 St Stephen’s Green West,

Dublin 2

Phone: 1901

Website: www.eircom.ie/disabilityservices

Email: you can email Eircom on their website

3 Mobile

Hutchison 3G Ireland Ltd.,

PO Box 333, Dublin 2

From your 3 mobile: 333

From other mobiles/phones: 083 333 3333

Minicom users: 1800 944 032

Fax: 01 - 5426301

Website: www.three.ie/

Email:you can email 3 Mobile on their website

Meteor

Meteor Mobile Communications Ltd.,

4030 Kingswood Avenue,

Citywest Business Park,

Naas Road, Dublin 24

Phone: 1905

Website: www.meteor.ie

Email: info@meteor.ie

O2

O2 Customer Care Centre,

McLaughlin Road,

National Technology Park,

Limerick

Phone: 1747 Prepay Customer Care –Calls cost 14c each

Phone: 1909 Pay Monthly Customercare – Calls are free

Email: customer.care@o2.ie

Website: www.o2.ie

Vodafone

Vodafone Ireland Ltd, Mountainview,

Leopardstown, Dublin 18

There are different phone numbers for different packages.

Phone: 1850 20 87 87 for Ready To Go Customers – you pay for these calls

Phone: 1907 for Pay Monthly Customers – calls are free

Fax: 042 - 932 67 45 for Pay Monthly Customers

Website: www.vodafone.ie

Disability groups

These are the groups that helped us write this guide.

People with Disabilities in Ireland (PWDI)

4th Floor Jervis House,

Jervis Street, Dublin 1

Phone: 01 - 872 1744

Fax: 01 - 872 1771

Website: www.pwdi.ie

Email info@pwdi.ie

Disability Federation of Ireland

Fumbally Court, Fumbally Lane,

Dublin 8

Phone: 01 - 454 7978

Fax: 01 - 454 7981

Website: www.disability-federation.ie

Email: info@disability-federation.ie

NCBI (National Council for the Blind of Ireland)

NCBI Head Office,Whitworth Road,

Drumcondra, Dublin 9

Phone: 1850 334 353

Fax: 01 830 7787

Email: info@ncbi.ie

National Association for Deaf People in Ireland

35 North Frederick Street,

Dublin 1

Phone: 01 872 3800

Minicom: 01 817 5777

Fax: 01 878 3692

Email: nad@iol.ie

Text Messages: 01 878 3692

Videophone: 01 817 1400

Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg)

The Commission for Communications Regulation is sometimes called ComReg. It makes sure that phone companies are treating people fairly. If you think that your phone company is doing something wrong you can complain to the Commission for Communications Regulation.

Commission for Communications Regulation

Block DEF, Abbey Court,

Irish Life Centre,

Lower Abbey Street,

Dublin 1

Phone:1890 229 668 – you pay for these calls.

Fax: 01 – 804 9680

Main website: www.comreg.ie

Consumer website: www.askcomreg.ie

This is the website for more information about phone services.

Operator comparison website: www.callcosts.ie

This website helps you find the cheapest phone for you.

Email consumerline@comreg.ie

National Disability Authority (NDA)

The National Disability Authority tells the government how to make things fair for people with disabilities.

25 Clyde Road, Dublin 4

Phone: 01-608 0400

Fax: 01-660 9935

Email: nda@nda.ie

Website: www.nda.ie

Department of Social and Family Affairs (DSFA)

The Department of Social and Family Affairs is in charge of the Telephone Allowance. Contact them to see if you can get help paying for your phone. They can tell you how to apply for the Telephone Allowance.

Department of Social and Family Affairs

Social Welfare Services Office,

College Road, Sligo

Tel: 1890 500 000

Website: www.welfare.ie

Legal Disclaimer: We prepared this document from a variety of sources. While we took reasonable care to prepare it, we do not accept any responsibility for any loss or damage anyone may suffer by using any of this information.

September 2007

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