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	Meteor Mobile Communications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Meteor Mobile Communications Limited is a mobile telecommunications company in the Republic of Ireland.
		Meteor have a national roaming agreement with mmO2 which means that when out of Meteor coverage, a Meteor customer can use O2's network at no extra charge.
		Meteor's corporate logo is strongly orange, with an undertone of white (originally grey).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Meteor_Mobile_Communications (1028 words)

	Meteor (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Meteor, a visible trace of a meteoroid (cf.
		Meteor Mobile Communications, Ireland's third mobile phone operator who trade solely as Meteor
		Meteor (car) was a brand of car sold by the Ford Motor Company of Canada.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Meteor_(disambiguation) (197 words)

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		The grounds of appeal argue that the proposed telecommunications mast is necessary to improve mobile phone coverage in the area and the proposal would not have any adverse impact on visual amenity or the archaeological integrity of the area.
		Meteor Mobile Communications Ltd. sought planning permission for the construction of a 25 metre high lattice mast on the summit of Knockainy Hill approximately 700 metres to the east of the appeal site.
		Meteor have supplied the details as part of the planning application which indicates that the proposed site, when complete, will not have a negative impact on the landscape or skyline and will have a minimal impact on the countryside.
	www.buergerwelle.de /pdf/an_bord_pleanala.doc (3587 words)

	Meteor Mobile Communications - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meteor has many roaming partners, but for PAYG it usually requires notification and a pre-payment of €60 in the form of call credit (with some exceptions).
		Their geographic coverage is often claimed to be very poor by their competitors, but it covers (according to their website) over 90% of the population, and recent investments have improved (depth of) coverage in several parts of the country.
		It is notable that although Meteor's logo is orange as their parent company, eircom, this was not intentional as at the time when the logo was introduced (when Meteor launched) Meteor had no connection with eircom.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Meteor_(mobile) (1303 words)

	Pay as you go (phone) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The concept was initially developed by Eircell in the Republic of Ireland in the 1990s, as a method of letting those under the age of 18, those without bank accounts, and those without proof of identity obtain a mobile phone.
		Originally limited to one TACS handset, costing £99 upfront, the system was an amazing success, despite the high price of calls and a 7p service charge on every operation.
		On many networks, such as Ireland's Meteor, Pay As You Go is the main mode of operation, with account phones being very much second-class.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pay_as_you_go_(phone) (488 words)

	Meteor: About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meteor Mobile Communications launched Ireland's third mobile phone service in February 2001 and is now making a significant impact as the only competitive alternative in the Irish market
		Meteor Mobile Communications is a wholly owned subsidiary of Eircom Group plc.
		Meteor was established in 2001 having being awarded Irelands 3rd mobile licence.
	www.meteor.ie /about (218 words)

	Ireland's Meteor Mobile Communications prepares to launch Lucent Technologies-supplied GSM network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meteor will also use Lucent's market-leading solutions for streamlining operations and for offering value-added business and consumer services to the end user.
		Meteor has a strong commitment to Ireland, and to affordable, accessible mobile service for a new generation of Irish customers.
		Meteor was established to bring to the people of Ireland the benefits of the expertise and viability of our shareholders including RF Communications, combining local interest, knowledge, and reputation and Western Wireless International, bringing extensive operations experience.
	www.lucent.com /press/0201/010221.nsa.html (555 words)

	CAPS: Orangutan in TV ad
		Meteor have refused to pull the ad or commit to ending the use of animals in future ads.
		After Meteor began receiving complaints about its use of an orangutan it made a donation to the Sepilok Orangutan Appeal which funds a rescue and rehabilitation centre in the Sabah region of Malaysian Borneo.
		The Sepilok Orangutan Appeal were appalled when they realised why Meteor had sent them this donation, and immediately returned it, telling Meteor that they strongly disapprove of the use of Great Apes in entertainment.
	www.captiveanimals.org /news/2005/meteor.htm (469 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The Meteor Wireless Telegraphy Licence was originally issued pursuant to the Wireless Telegraphy (TACS and GSM Mobile) Regulations, 1999 (the 'WT Regulations') in July 2000.
		Because of limited availability of radio frequency spectrum ('spectrum') in the 900 MHz band at the time of the competition for the third GSM licence (1998), it was not possible to grant the winner of the competition an allocation of 900 MHz spectrum equal to that of the existing GSM network operators.
		The purpose of the amendment of the Meteor Wireless is to reflect this additional spectrum.
	www.odtr.ie /docs/odtr0104.doc (521 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meteor has no mobile cover in this area and this site is essential as part of their network to provide cover for the South East part of Clare.
		The former turret has totally collapsed and as planning permission for monopoles normally applies for 5 year terms, Meteor would be prepared to consider alternative sites at that stage in the event that the turret was to be restored as a tourist attraction.
		Meteor have indicated that there are no masts in the vicinity of the site which cover the area and have submitted coverage plots to show the level of cover that can be achieved from a site being considered at Tulla for Vodafone.
	www.pleanala.ie /REP/130/R130381.DOC (1800 words)

	Laois Nationalist: Looking to erect three more mobile phone masts
		MOBILE phone equipment will be located at three new locations in Laois, if Laois County Council grant approval to planning applications that are currently before them.
		Meanwhile, Meteor Mobile Communications, City West, Naas Road, Dublin 24 have supplied further information in respect of their planning application for permission to erect a 25 metre telecommunications manpole with antennas and associated equipment container at Cullenagh Mountain, Ballyroan.
		According to the planing application from Meteor, they claim there at nine site locations around the county that are unsuitable for their requirements.
	www.laois-nationalist.ie /news/story.asp?j=218 (358 words)

	Small Planet Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meteor is Ireland's newest mobile phone operator and is a unit of Western Wireless International Corporation ("WWI"), a leading provider of wireless communications services worldwide.
		Meteor's shareholders' combined resources, experience and skills means they are able to offer a world-class service.
		Meteor is dedicated to understanding and meeting mobile phone users' changing needs.
	www.smallplanet.fi /news/pressreleases/2004_02_24.html (762 words)

	Western Wireless Investor Relations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meteor Mobile Communications Limited launched service in Ireland during first quarter 2001.
		Meteor decided not to participate to maintain focus on providing to the Irish market robust services that are available today.
		Meteor's decision does not preclude it from providing next generation services in the future should that become feasible.
	www.cellularonewest.com /About/PressRoom/9-May-2002.asp (1811 words)

	How Mobile Phones Work (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A mobile phone is really a radio - an extremely sophisticated radio, but a radio...
		More and more people are using mobile phones nowadays than the world could have ever imagined in the past.
		Most current mobile phones connect to a cellular network of base stations (cell sites), which is in turn linked to the...
	www.cell-phones-sources.com /about/how-mobile-phones-work.php (423 words)

	Mobile Communications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Nokia is the world's leading mobile phone supplier and a leading supplier of mobile and fixed telecom networks including related customer services.
		Mobile Communications is continually utilizing and evaluationg the latest technologies and manufacturing processes to...
		Prairie Mobile Communications continues to provide complete wireless communications solutions to customers as far away as Australia or as demanding as the Canadian Military.
	www.1st-in-blackberry.com /1/mobile-communications.html (905 words)

	Eircom prices shares for Meteor purchase - Computer Business Review
		Irish telecoms operator Eircom Group Plc announced details of a rights issue to fund the acquisition of Ireland's third largest mobile operator, Meteor Mobile Communications Ltd. The rights issue is in line with the terms of the deal previously announced in late July, when Eircom agreed to purchase Meteor from its American owner, Alltel Corp.
		Meteor meanwhile has a market share of about 9% to 10%, but Eircom wants to double this to 20%.
		Meteor reported relatively modest annual revenues of 93.9m euros ($113m) for 2004, but is still growing its subscriber base to approximately 410,000, up from 181,000 at the end of 2003.
	www.cbronline.com /article_news.asp?guid=16958AEB-C34C-45CA-A6F1-F09A5B2350C6 (708 words)

	Welcome to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce
		About Meteor Mobile Communications Meteor Mobile Communications was established in 2001 and is currently being acquired by Eircom from Western Wireless International.
		Today, Meteor is poised for breakout growth now with over 98% population coverage as well as the imminent resources of its new parent Eircom.
		Meteor Mobile Communications was established in 2001 and is currently being acquired by Eircom from Western Wireless International.
	www.dubchamber.ie /calendar.asp?event_id=192 (521 words)

	Case studies - Health Scotland Work Positive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Meteor Mobile Communications provides the third mobile phone network for The Republic of Ireland.
		At the time of the survey Meteor was undergoing huge change as it evolved from a project-based to a fully operational company.
		Work Positive has benefited Meteor by involving staff, thus improving communication and commitment, helping employees feel that they are listened to, and recognising that the small things count.
	www.hebs.scot.nhs.uk /workpositive/case.cfm (1076 words)

	www.unstrung.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		DALLAS -- Alcatel (NYSE: ALA - message board), the leading supplier of Signal Transfer Point (STP)-based intelligent routing applications, today announced that Irish mobile operator Meteor Mobile Communications Ltd, has begun using the newest technology solution to deploy mobile number portability functionality across the country.
		As a result, Meteor will be the first mobile operator in Ireland to comply with the regulatory requirement for mobile number portability.
		Mobile number portability (MNP) functionality enables mobile subscribers to keep the same telephone number when changing telephone operators.
	www.unstrung.com /document.asp?doc_id=27717&print=true (213 words)

	WIPO Domain Name Decision: D2000-0524
		The Complainant is Meteor Mobile Communications, a company incorporated in Ireland, registration number 282645 and having its principal place of business at Unit 4030, Citywest Business Park, Naas Road, Dublin 24, IRELAND ("the Complainant").
		Having reviewed the communications records the Panel is satisfied that the formal requirements of the Administrative Proceeding have been satisfied.
		The Complainant has asserted but has not provided evidence that the word METEOR was registered in Ireland as a Trading name (as provided by the Business Names Act 1963, registration number 158234) on April 8, 1998, in respect of the Complainant, which was incorporated in Ireland on March 26, 1998.
	arbiter.wipo.int /domains/decisions/html/2000/d2000-0524.html (1908 words)

	Sligo Weekender: Meteor Ireland working on their North West coverage
		However, Meteor are facing an uphill struggle to provide coverage outside of Sligo Town.
		However, according to the spokesperson, confusion of the validity of applications is the major concern facing Meteor.
		Meteor have said it is company policy not to offer their mobile phones for sale to the public until coverage has been established in their area.
	www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=8303 (285 words)

	Eircom reports earnings fall of 4%; Meteor boosts revenues
		The acquisition by eircom Limited of Meteor Ireland Holdings, LLC, the holding company of Meteor Mobile Communications Limited, from Western Wireless International Holding Corporation was completed on 23 November 2005.
		Meteor has thus established a strong position from which we can build a significant mobile presence.
		The acquisition and integration of Meteor is already demonstrating success and we are investing to grow new fixed line revenues in broadband.
	www.finfacts.com /irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_10004891.shtml (935 words)

	fxcentre Breaking News
		Ireland's third largest mobile operator, Meteor, has increased its market shares by 3pc to 10pc after it gained 90,000 new customers in the run up to Christmas.
		Meteor Mobile Communications now has a subscriber base of 340,000 with the company targeting a market share of 15pc within the next six months.
		Meteor Chief Executive, Robert Haulbrook, said that the company intends to target the bill-pay sector in the coming months.
	www.fxcentre.com /news.asp?1084264 (140 words)

	Eircom to re-enter Irish mobile market with Meteor buy - Computer Business Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		US rural mobile carrier Western Wireless Corp agreed to sell Dublin, Ireland-based Meteor Mobile Communications Ltd to a subsidiary of Eircom, subject to shareholder and Irish regulatory approval.
		Meteor meanwhile has a market share of about 9% to 10%, and is mainly targeted at the youth market, which is made up of mostly pre-paid customers rather than the more desirable contract customers.
		Meteor reported relatively modest annual revenues of 93.9m euros ($113m) for 2004, but is still growing and by the end of June had more than doubled its subscriber base to 410,000, up from 181,000 at the end of 2003.
	www.cbronline.com /article_news.asp?guid=2501AF7F-534B-4DA4-8340-67AE3DFB02CA (700 words)

	Eircom Investor Relations - Investor News - RNS - Right Issue Details
		Meteor had a share of approximately 10% of the Irish mobile sector as at 31 May 2005, as compared to approximately 5% as at 31 December 2003.
		Meteor offers a variety of wireless products and services designed to match a range of needs for business and personal use.
		Meteor also offers a variety of data services that enable users to access information, send and receive e-mail and other digital content, play games and to download ring tones to their handsets.
	investorrelations.eircom.net /news/rns_65.htm (1555 words)

	Press Release
		This is a major endorsement by the global GSM industry of the companys mzone technology which is being used by telecoms operators worldwide to deliver a range of services to mobile phone users.
		Now in their seventh year, the GSM Association awards recognise excellence and innovation across the wireless communications industry and are open to companies whose products and services support the market for the GSM family of technologies.
		mzone currently includes four innovative platforms: mzone kiosk, a complete mobile shopping solution for merchants; mzone avatar, a feature rich mobile solution which enables secure payment, personalization and identification; mzone maestro, delivers optimized content and services to enable the mobile lifestyle; and mzone agora is an advanced messaging application platform for fun, innovative mobile experiences.
	www.wapforum.org /new/20020220410Net.htm (949 words)

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		O2 Ireland on Wednesday became the first mobile operator in Ireland to essentially eliminate roaming fees for all customers who travel to Northern Ireland.
		Mobile roaming on the island of Ireland has been a charged issue lately, especially for people living near the border.
		Vodafone Group PLC and 3 operate networks in both the U.K. and Ireland but Meteor Mobile Communications Ltd. operates only in Ireland.
	ww6.infoworld.com /products/print_friendly.jsp?link=/article/06/02/08/75177_HNo2ireland_1.html (393 words)

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