Ireland’s telecoms regulator the Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) has published its response to consultation and information memorandum concerning the forthcoming auction of licences for high speed fourth-generation (4G) mobile services. Information Notice 12/53 details the watchdog’s plans to auction off spectrum rights to use three ‘critical’ bands – 800MHz, 900MHz and 1800MHz covering the period 2013 to 2030 – with ComReg noting that the first two named bands are, in particular, ‘highly suitable for advanced mobile services, due to their excellent propagation properties which allow for high quality services and wide area coverage plus improved in-building reception’. In total, the regulator will auction off 280MHz of sub-2GHz spectrum (i.e
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OVETEL ComReg launches 4G mobile licence award process
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