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There are more than 110 travel eSIM brands and more than 5, 900 prepaid data plans available for use in Ireland, offering a wide variety of options for travelers. With this broad selection, users can find plans that suit their data needs and budget.
Unlimited eSIM options for Ireland are available from several providers. Firsty offers a free, 1‑day plan that includes ads and slows speeds to 256 kbps, while Yoho Mobile, Billion Connect and Roamify provide unlimited data for 1‑10 days and charge between $1.90 and $22.42; their speeds may be throttled up to about 5 Mbps. MicroEsim, abesteSIM and Truely also sell unlimited plans for 1‑7 days (or 5 days for Truely) with prices ranging from roughly $2.92 to $22.37 and typically allow tethering but impose speed limits. Yesim supplies a 1‑day unlimited plan costing $8.08, and Airhub offers 5‑10 day unlimited plans priced between $9.70 and $16.50. All these plans incur some form of speed throttling, although most do not specify a hard cap beyond the mentioned limits. The overall price range for unlimited Irish eSIM plans therefore spans from $0.00 to about $22.50.
In Ireland, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are:
Vodafone Ireland: A subsidiary of the global Vodafone Group, offering extensive 4G and expanding 5G services nationwide.
Three Ireland: Part of CK Hutchison Holdings, providing comprehensive mobile voice and data services, including 4G and 5G coverage.
Eir Mobile: One of Ireland's largest telecommunications companies, delivering mobile services alongside fixed-line broadband and digital TV.
Additionally, several Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) operate in Ireland by leasing access from these major carriers. Notable MVNOs include Tesco Mobile and Virgin Mobile. It's important to note that most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the primary MNOs rather than MVNOs.
Yes, several travel eSIM providers sell plans that include a phone number and the ability to receive SMS while you are in Ireland. The most common options come from GlobaleSIM and Roamify. Their Ireland‑targeted plans vary from 1GB to 20GB of data and run for 7 to 30 days, with prices starting around $4.00 USD for a 1GB, 7‑day plan.
Telephony for these plans is provided via international numbers rather than a local +353 Irish number. GlobaleSIM’s plans use a +1 dialing code (U.S./Canada), giving inbound and outbound voice with inbound SMS only, while Roamify’s Ireland eSIMs use a +33 French number, offering full inbound/outbound voice and SMS. Travelers who need a strictly local Irish number would need to look for other providers, but the listed eSIMs will still allow calls and SMS in Ireland using the international numbers assigned.
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