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IPTV Ireland for the line your home already has

IPTV Ireland matched to the broadband you really have: full fibre, an older line from the street cabinet, fixed wireless or a 4G router. IPTV Ireland sends 40,000+ live channels, Irish groups listed before all others, plus 120,000 films and series and a seven-day guide on Irish time, to whichever TV, stick or phone sits in your sitting room. One payment in euro, no contract, and your login lands about 2 minutes later.

  • No contract, no direct debit, nothing renews by itself
  • Irish channel groups first, then the UK and the world
  • Guide on Irish time: GMT in winter, IST in summer
  • 7-day refund when no login arrives or no screen plays
Father and son on a sofa with a bowl of popcorn, smiling at the TV

Any Irish linefibre, wireless or 4G

Line check6 Nov 2026

Your lineEvening speedPlays
Full fibre to the home100 Mb/s and up4K on two TVs
Fibre to the cabinet30–70 Mb/s4K on one TV
Fixed wireless15–30 Mb/sFull HD
4G or 5G router10–40 Mb/sHD to Full HD

Atlantic 12, paid once€49Loginin 2 min

Order Atlantic 12

Usual evening speeds at the time of writing. Each screen needs about 5 Mb/s for HD, 10 for Full HD and 25 for 4K.

Works in these players

IPTV Smarters ProTiviMateIBO PlayerSmart IPTVXP IPTVVLCKodiFire TVAndroid TV

40,000+channels streaming live, Irish groups on top
120,000titles in the film and series library
7 daysof programme guide, set to Irish time
2 minroughly, from payment to login

Line check

The Line check: what IPTV Ireland plays on each Irish line

Irish broadband is uneven, so the card at the top of this page starts with your line, not with a channel count. Here is what each figure means, how to measure your own, and what to change when the evening picture stalls.

Full fibre to the home100 Mb/s and up

Glass runs the whole way into the house, so the speed barely moves when the neighbours sit down to watch at nine. At 100 Mb/s or more, two TVs in 4K play side by side with room to spare for phones and laptops, which makes this the line where Atlantic 12 Duo earns its price. If a picture stutters here, suspect the Wi-Fi before the line.

Fibre to the cabinet30–70 Mb/s

Fibre stops at the green cabinet on the road and copper wire carries the last stretch, so the further the house sits from that cabinet, the lower the speed. In the 30 to 70 Mb/s band one TV plays 4K comfortably; a second screen in Full HD fits too while your evening reading stays above 35 Mb/s.

Fixed wireless15–30 Mb/s

A mast beams the connection to a small antenna on your gable or chimney. It needs a clear line of sight, and the speed shifts with distance, weather and whatever grows between you and the mast. With 15 to 30 Mb/s, Full HD is the setting to rely on; 4K wants 25 Mb/s held all evening, the very top of this range.

4G or 5G router10–40 Mb/s

The router shares its mast with every phone in the parish, so the evening figure depends on your signal and on how busy that mast gets after tea. Count on HD, and Full HD while your readings stay above 10 Mb/s. A window-mounted or outdoor antenna often lifts both the speed and how steady it is.

The card’s speeds are usual evening figures at the time of writing, not a promise about your house: two homes on one road can differ widely, so your own reading settles it. The picture column is simple arithmetic: an HD stream uses around 5 Mb/s, Full HD roughly double that, and a 4K screen about 25 Mb/s, held steady through the evening rather than touched once.

IPTV Ireland is the same service in Ranelagh and on a hill farm in Leitrim. What changes is the broadband between the server and your television, and a straight answer about it saves you paying for a picture your line cannot carry.

Measuring a home line for IPTV Ireland: four checks that count
CheckHow to do itWhy it matters
Where you measureOn the TV, stick or box itself, with a speed-check app or the device’s own browserA phone held beside the router reads far higher than a stick tucked behind the television
When you measureFrom 19:00 to 23:00, best of all on a Saturday night or while a big match is onThat is the Irish evening peak; a morning reading flatters every kind of line
How oftenThree readings, about ten minutes apartA stream needs speed that holds, not one good moment
Which number countsThe download figure, and the lowest of your three readingsPick the picture level from that low figure, not the best one

Making a weak line go further. IPTV in Ireland lives or dies on the last few metres of the connection, and most picture trouble at home starts there rather than out on the road.

Any line: wire the main TV

An Ethernet lead run from router to television or box takes Wi-Fi out of the question. Where no lead reaches, use the 5 GHz band with the device in the same room or the next; 2.4 GHz fades through stone and block walls.

Fibre to the cabinet: start at the wall

Copper loses speed with distance and loses more through old extension wiring. Plug the router straight into the main phone socket with a short lead, and restart it if speeds sag after an outage.

Fixed wireless: check the aim

If the speed has dropped since the antenna went up, new growth on trees or a new building in the way is a common cause. Your broadband company can check the alignment.

4G or 5G: chase the signal

Set the router by an upstairs window on the side that faces the mast, away from metal and kitchen appliances. A window or outdoor antenna usually gives a steadier evening than the router’s own aerials.

Evenings are also when game updates, photo backups and big downloads wake up. Pause them before the throw-in and the television gets the whole line. On a 4G or 5G router, pick channels marked HD over 4K on the busiest nights.

Satellite broadband. A few remote homes rely on it. It suits live streams less well than the four lines above, because of the longer delay, and some offers cap data. Send us an evening reading before ordering IPTV Ireland if this is your connection.

Grandfather and grandson with a football and a foam hand, watching a matchMatch night: the hour to read your speed

Live is a little behind live. If a cheer comes through the wall before the score reaches your screen, nothing is wrong. Live pictures over the internet reach you a little after the broadcast, a few seconds as a rule and now and then close to thirty, whatever the line. Each connection gets a fuller walk-through in the IPTV Ireland broadband guide.

Atlantic plans

The four Atlantic plans: IPTV Ireland priced in euro

Atlantic 3, Atlantic 12, Atlantic 12 Duo and Atlantic 24 unlock an identical channel list and an identical library, at identical picture quality. What differs is the number of months, and whether one TV or two can be live together.

Short

Atlantic 3: 3 months

A season of TV, paid once

€29.00

€9.67 per month over the plan

Three months, paid once

Watch on one TV at a time

  • 40,000+ live channels, Irish groups listed first
  • 120,000 films and series on demand
  • HD, Full HD and 4K where the source has it
  • 7-day guide on Irish time, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes details and an M3U link
  • Help on WhatsApp and by email, day and night

Refund within 7 days if nothing plays at home

Choose Atlantic 3

One payment in euro, nothing renews

The plan we suggest first

Suggested

Atlantic 12: 12 months

A full year in one payment

€49.00

€4.08 per month over the plan

€67 cheaper than 4 × Atlantic 3

Watch on one TV at a time

  • 40,000+ live channels, Irish groups listed first
  • 120,000 films and series on demand
  • HD, Full HD and 4K where the source has it
  • 7-day guide on Irish time, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes details and an M3U link
  • Help on WhatsApp and by email, day and night

Refund within 7 days if nothing plays at home

Order Atlantic 12

One payment in euro, nothing renews

Two TVs

Atlantic 12 Duo: 12 months, 2 screens

Two rooms watching at once

€79.00

€6.58 per month over the plan

€153 cheaper than 8 × Atlantic 3

Watch on two TVs together

  • 40,000+ live channels, Irish groups listed first
  • 120,000 films and series on demand
  • HD, Full HD and 4K where the source has it
  • 7-day guide on Irish time, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes details and an M3U link
  • Help on WhatsApp and by email, day and night

Refund within 7 days if nothing plays at home

Choose Atlantic 12 Duo

One payment in euro, nothing renews

Longest

Atlantic 24: 24 months

Two years, lowest monthly cost

€89.00

€3.71 per month over the plan

€143 cheaper than 8 × Atlantic 3

Watch on one TV at a time

  • 40,000+ live channels, Irish groups listed first
  • 120,000 films and series on demand
  • HD, Full HD and 4K where the source has it
  • 7-day guide on Irish time, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes details and an M3U link
  • Help on WhatsApp and by email, day and night

Refund within 7 days if nothing plays at home

Choose Atlantic 24

One payment in euro, nothing renews

  • Card or PayPal, one payment
  • Your login in about 2 min
  • 7-day money-back rule
  • English-speaking help, 24/7

Which length suits your house? For one screen across a year, Atlantic 12 is the IPTV Ireland plan we put forward first: €49 paid once, averaging €4.08 monthly and 13 cent a day. Four Atlantic 3 orders back to back would cost €67 more.

When two people watch different things in two rooms at once, Atlantic 12 Duo keeps both pictures going for €79 a year. Check your line first: a pair of Full HD pictures needs roughly 20 Mb/s held steady, and one 4K screen beside one Full HD screen about 35 Mb/s, which suits full fibre or a strong line from the cabinet.

Atlantic 24 works out cheapest per month, €3.71, for a home that has settled on its TV and player. Atlantic 3, €29, covers a shorter stretch, such as a summer of hurling and Gaelic football. None of the four renews: each plan simply ends on the date your login message gives.

What you get

What an IPTV Ireland plan brings into the house

One Irish IPTV login opens live channels, a library of films and series, a week of guide and catch-up, laid out like this once the player loads it.

Irish groups at the top

The list is sorted by country, then by category. Irish groups come first: national, regional, Irish-language, news, sport and entertainment, so the channels you use most sit one press from the start.

The UK and the world next

UK groups follow, then sport, films, kids, documentaries and music, then world groups by country and language for the many homes in Ireland with roots elsewhere.

A library of 120,000 titles

Films and series, mostly in English, the rest subtitled. On-demand titles ignore the clock: a film at midnight, a box set on a wet Saturday.

A week of guide and catch-up

The 7-day guide arrives with the login, on Irish time. On channels that offer it, catch-up usually reaches 7 days back.

How the IPTV Ireland channel list is ordered, from the top down
Group in the listWhat it holds
Irish national and regionalThe main Irish channels, then the regional ones
Irish-languageProgrammes in Irish, for Gaeltacht homes, Gaelscoil families and adult learners
Irish news, sport and entertainmentNews, then Irish sport channels, then lighter entertainment
UK groupsNational and regional channels from across the water
SportFootball, rugby, golf, boxing, cricket, darts, snooker, tennis, motor racing
Films, kids, documentaries, musicA themed group for each
World groups by country and languageIndian and South Asian groups by language, Polish, Lithuanian, Romanian, Brazilian, Arabic, Chinese and more

We do not print channel names on this site. If one channel matters more than the rest, message the team first; they will say plainly whether it is in the list. The groups are covered in depth in how the IPTV Ireland channels are laid out.

Seven-day programme guide of an IPTV player on Irish time with HD, FHD and 4K badges
The guide on Irish time: seven days ahead, each programme marked HD, FHD or 4K

The guide and the Irish clock. Ireland keeps the same clock as the UK. The guide shows GMT in winter; Irish Standard Time (IST) runs through the summer, starting on March’s last Sunday and ending on October’s. On 6 November 2026 it runs on GMT. Should listings show an hour early or late after a change, a one-hour nudge in the player’s EPG time offset puts them back in line.

Clock changes in the IPTV Ireland guide
DateGuide runs onWhat happens
25 Oct 2026GMT, winter timeClocks go back one hour
28 Mar 2027IST, Irish Standard TimeClocks go forward one hour
31 Oct 2027GMT, winter timeClocks go back one hour

For Indian families: in an Irish player, IST means Irish Standard Time, not India time. India is 5 hours 30 ahead of Irish winter time and 4 hours 30 ahead in summer, so a serial at 20:00 in Delhi lands at 14:30 here in winter. The guide to Indian channels on IPTV Ireland goes through the language groups.

Catch-up screen of an IPTV player: programmes from the last seven days
Catch-up: last week’s programmes, on the channels that keep them

Catch-up. Missed the county final because of a christening? On a channel with catch-up, go back along the guide, pick the programme and press play. An archive usually holds up to 7 days, enough for the weekend matches and the week’s soaps; channels without one show live only.

Picture levels on IPTV Ireland, set by each source
PicturePixelsSteady speed per screenWhat the home needs
HD1280 × 7205 Mb/sEvery TV, stick, tablet and phone
Full HD1920 × 108010 Mb/sA Full HD set; Lite and entry-level Fire TV sticks stop at this level
4K UHD3840 × 216025 Mb/sA 4K set or streamer on HDMI 2.0 or later, with HEVC (H.265) handled by the chip rather than by software

How sharp it gets. Pictures go up to 4K UHD where a channel or title was produced in 4K and your line and screen allow it; the rest arrives in HD or Full HD, whatever each source supplies. HDR and Dolby Atmos need three things together: a source that carries them, a player that passes them on and a TV that shows them. Live sport reaches 50 frames a second when the source sends it that way.

Two friends on a sofa with popcorn on a film nightSunday film: up to 4K when the source has it
Sport screen of an IPTV player: a live match at 50 frames per second and the evening schedule
Sport in the player: tonight’s schedule beside the live match

Ordering

How to order IPTV Ireland: from one message to the first channel

No basket and no account to open here. You send a message, pay through a secure link and read your login about 2 minutes later.

  1. 01

    Pick the Atlantic plan for your line

    Read the Line check: one TV on almost any line suits Atlantic 12, while two TVs at once need Atlantic 12 Duo and a line holding about 20 Mb/s. Each IPTV Ireland plan has its own order button.

  2. 02

    Send the ready-made WhatsApp message

    The button opens WhatsApp with the plan name and price already typed in, for example “Atlantic 12 (12 months, €49)”. Email works too: send the plan name to [email protected], with your TV model if you want advice.

  3. 03

    Pay through the secure link

    A reply in English follows, carrying a secure payment link. Card or PayPal, the payment happens on the payment company’s own page, so your card number never reaches us.

  4. 04

    Approve it in your banking app

    Most card payments online in the EU need your bank’s approval: a prompt in the banking app or a code by text. If the bank’s fraud check stops it, approving in the app or a quick call to the bank usually clears it.

  5. 05

    Read your login message

    Roughly 2 minutes after confirmation of the payment, day or night, it lands in WhatsApp or your inbox, holding your username and password, the server URL, an M3U link, the guide link and the end date.

  6. 06

    Type the details on each screen

    In the player, choose the Xtream Codes login and type the three lines. If a TV or stick refuses them, the team guides you through it on the device you have.

A person reads every order before the payment link goes out. Mention a 4G router or a Fire TV Stick Lite and you will hear what that means for the picture while you can still pick a different plan.

The team answers 24/7, so an order sent after the late news is handled like one sent at lunchtime. Wondering what will appear on your card statement? The payment company decides that name, and the team can tell you it before you pay.

Your login

The IPTV Ireland login message, line by line

One message carries every detail your players need, end date included.

Everything a player needs comes in one message. Save it somewhere safe: a replacement TV, a factory-reset stick or a reinstalled app will ask for it.

  • Three lines: username, password, server URL. Players call this trio the Xtream Codes login. It is the quickest to type with a remote, and the guide comes in with it.
  • M3U playlist link. One long address for players that take a single link, such as VLC, Kodi, Smart IPTV or IBO Player.
  • Programme-guide link (XMLTV/EPG). Paste it beside the M3U link when a player does not load the guide on its own.
  • End date. The day the plan stops. Nothing renews; if you order again later, a fresh login goes into the apps you already have.
  • One household. An IPTV Ireland login is for the screens in your own home. Logins used beyond the home, or put online for anyone to see, may be suspended.

Whether to use Xtream Codes or M3U is covered in the IPTV Ireland M3U guide.

The message on your phone 2 minutes after payment

Username
ie8-•••••
Password
••••••••
Server URL
http://your-server:port
M3U address
…/get.php?…type=m3u_plus
EPG address
…/xmltv.php?…
Ends on
the date written in your message

Masked here; your real details go to you alone.

Xtream Codes login screen of an IPTV player: username, password and server address
The Xtream Codes screen: username, then password, then the server address

Screens and players

IPTV Ireland on the screens Irish homes already own

The login works in any compatible player. We make no apps and sell no boxes or sticks, so start with the device you already have.

Stick 4K, 4K Max and Cube

These show 4K HDR when the source has it. Lite and entry-level sticks stop at Full HD, often all a fixed-wireless or 4G line carries at night anyway.

Getting Smarters Pro on

The Amazon Appstore does not list it. Two pieces are needed: the free “Downloader” app from developer AFTVnews, which the Appstore does carry, and permission for it to “Install unknown apps”, a switch kept under Developer options in Settings › My Fire TV. Your login message carries the download link.

Hidden menu?

No Developer options to be seen? Open About (Settings › My Fire TV) and press on the device name seven times; the menu shows after that.

Before buying a stick

Vega OS, the system on certain new Amazon sticks, refuses apps from outside the Appstore. Read the exact model name before you buy one for this.

Google Play is the shop

Google Play supplies the players on Android TV and Google TV: Smarters Pro, or TiviMate, which costs nothing to install and sells premium extras.

Choosing an Android box

Certification (Android TV or Google TV) means Google Play and regular security patches; boxes without it often sit on an outdated Android. On the spec sheet: 4K output at 60 Hz, HEVC decoded in hardware, at least 2 GB of memory, a network port, 5 GHz wireless. The box adds no channels: those come with the login.

Store copies only

Forum APKs of unknown origin may hide malware; the device’s own store is the safe source.

Smarters Pro on the set

Whether the Samsung (Tizen) or LG (webOS) store lists it varies with the TV model and the country it was sold for.

Smart IPTV

Activated once per television. The playlist goes in through the Smart IPTV website, matched to that television’s MAC address.

IBO Player

Uses the TV’s device key or MAC address to receive your playlist.

No player for your TV?

A stick or Android box in any spare HDMI socket takes over, and the TV simply shows the picture.

Apple TV

Apps come from the App Store only. Under Match Content (Settings › Video and Audio), switch on Match Frame Rate, then Match Dynamic Range, so sport and HDR films arrive as sent.

Phones and tablets

Smarters Pro runs on iPhone, iPad and Android. Its developer is Tech Smarters Private Limited. The download is free; a Premium upgrade inside the app is optional, its price set by each store. Look-alikes exist, so check that name.

Laptop or desktop

On a computer, free VLC plays the M3U link; in Kodi, enable the PVR IPTV Simple Client add-on first. Apple-silicon Macs also run Smarters Pro.

Most houses need nothing new. Where a TV is old or its store has no player, a stick in the HDMI port is the simplest way to put IPTV Ireland on it, and it can move to another room later.

On a slower line the device matters less than you might think: a Lite stick at Full HD on fixed wireless looks better than a 4K stick that keeps pausing. On full fibre, a 4K stick, a certified box or Apple TV lets 4K sources show what they have. Any of these can play Atlantic 12, one at a time; Atlantic 12 Duo lets two play together.

Step-by-step help for the most common device is in IPTV Ireland on a Firestick; the players are compared in the IPTV app guide for Ireland, and boxes in the IPTV box guide.

Price check

IPTV Ireland prices per month and per day, beside the going rates

Prices in euro at the time of writing: our four plans, the ranges seen on offers online in Ireland and a typical pay-TV bundle, with no seller or provider named. Prices vary from one offer to the next.

IPTV Ireland in euro beside the market and pay TV, 6 November 2026
OptionLengthPaidPer monthPer day
Atlantic 33 months€29€9.6732 cent
Atlantic 1212 months€49€4.0813 cent
Atlantic 12 Duo (2 screens)12 months€79€6.5822 cent
Atlantic 2424 months€89€3.7112 cent
One month on its own, seen on offers online1 month€14–15€14.00–€15.0046–49 cent
Three months, seen on offers online3 months€24–25€8.00–€8.3326–27 cent
Six months, seen on offers online6 months€44–45€7.33–€7.5024–25 cent
Twelve months, seen on offers online12 months€59–75€4.92–€6.2516–21 cent
Two screens for twelve months, seen online12 monthsabout €100–130€8.33–€10.8327–36 cent
Pay-TV bundle with sport and films (typical)12- or 18-month contract€80 or more a month€80.00 or more€2.63 or more

A year on one screen. Atlantic 12 costs €49, below the €59–75 that twelve-month offers for Irish IPTV usually ask online at the time of writing. Divided by twelve, that is €4.08 a month, or 13 cent a day. Atlantic 24 goes lower again per month, €3.71, if you are happy to pay for two years at once.

Where we are not the lowest. Atlantic 3 at €29 sits above the €24–25 seen for three months elsewhere. It is there for a season, not as the cheapest way in; per month, the year costs less than half as much as the short plan.

Two TVs. Two screens at the same time cost €79 for twelve months on Atlantic 12 Duo, against about €100–130 seen online: €6.58 a month for the pair, 11 cent a day per screen.

Against pay TV. A pay-TV package with sport and films can come to €80 a month or more at the time of writing, usually on a 12- or 18-month contract. A year of that is at least €960; the same year of IPTV Ireland on Atlantic 12 is €49, paid once, with nothing to cancel at the end. Because IPTV in Ireland runs on the broadband and the devices you already have, the Line check matters as much as the price.

Mother and daughter lying on a bed with the remote, laughingAtlantic 12: a year of evenings for 13 cent a day

What a very low price can leave out. Whoever you order from, these are reasons to stop and ask questions before paying:

  • No card and no PayPal: only crypto, gift cards or a bank transfer
  • “Lifetime” access promised with no written end date
  • Refund rule missing, or missing a number of days
  • Questions before the sale left unanswered
  • A request to pay through PayPal’s option for sending money to people you know, rather than paying for a service
  • A price far beneath every range in the table

The sums are worked through in IPTV price in Ireland, explained, and the questions to put to any seller in judging IPTV providers in Ireland.

Northern Ireland

IPTV Ireland for homes in Northern Ireland

Paying in euro with a sterling card, the same guide on the same clock, the same help.

Homes across the North order IPTV Ireland on the same Atlantic plans. Northern Ireland uses sterling while our prices are in euro, and that is no obstacle: a sterling debit or credit card pays a euro price like any other. Your bank converts it at its own rate and may add a non-sterling transaction fee, which differs from bank to bank. PayPal converts as well, at its own rate.

The clock matches on both sides of the border. Winter is GMT everywhere on the island; in summer the North calls it BST and the Republic calls it IST, but it is the same hour, so the guide needs no adjusting. Full fibre is widely available across Northern Ireland at the time of writing, including many rural areas, so plenty of homes there sit on the top row of the Line check.

Card fees, the clock and broadband across the six counties are covered in the IPTV Northern Ireland guide.

Help and refunds

Help with IPTV Ireland 24/7, the 7-day rule and one household

Real people answer, in English, at any hour. The refund rule is short and written down.

People on hand, 24/7

On WhatsApp and by email at [email protected], in English, day and night. Questions before buying are welcome: send your TV or stick model and an evening speed reading.

7 days to ask for a refund

Counted from the payment. It covers a login that never reached you, or screens that stay blank after the team has helped. You get the money back on the card or PayPal account it left from.

One household per login

The plan covers the screens in your own home. A login passed to another house, or shared online, may be suspended.

Nothing renews

No stored card and no direct debit. Access ends on the date in your message; order again and a fresh login arrives for the apps already installed.

When the IPTV Ireland refund rule applies
What happenedRefunded?Why
No login message ever cameYesYou paid for access that never reached you
Every screen stays blank despite the team’s helpYesNothing works in the home
A change of heart once everything worksNoThe plan was delivered and plays
4K stutters on a slow line we described to you before paymentNoFull HD still plays; the limit is the line

With any seller, if a card payment goes wrong, ask the seller first. Card issuers can try to reverse a payment for services that were not provided, within time limits each bank sets, and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) publishes consumer guidance for Ireland.

Reviews

What Irish homes say about IPTV Ireland

Great variety of Irish and international channels. I particularly enjoy the entertainment and sports selections.

Jack Donovan

The movie and series library has plenty of options. I enjoy browsing different categories when looking for something to watch.

Ella Fitzgerald

I use IPTV Smarters on my Android TV. The setup process is easy to understand and the interface is straightforward.

Finn Gallagher

I enjoy the international channel selection, especially the UK and Irish entertainment categories.

Molly O’Connor

The sports and movie categories are interesting. There is a good variety of programmes for different interests.

Ryan Fitzgerald

I particularly like the VOD selection. Having movies, series and documentaries available makes browsing more enjoyable.

Kate Sullivan

FAQ

Questions Irish homes ask about IPTV Ireland

What is IPTV Ireland from IPTV Ireland?

Live TV plus films and series on demand, streamed over your broadband into a player app, with no dish and no cable. We sell this Irish IPTV as fixed-term Atlantic plans of 3, 12 or 24 months, priced in euro: 40,000+ channels with the Irish groups first, 120,000 titles to stream and a 7-day guide on Irish time.

Will IPTV Ireland work on my broadband line?

On most Irish lines, yes, at the picture level the line holds. Full fibre usually carries 4K on two TVs, fibre to the cabinet 4K on one, fixed wireless Full HD, and a 4G or 5G router HD to Full HD. Measure on the TV itself between 19:00 and 23:00 and send us the figure if you are unsure.

How much does IPTV Ireland cost?

Atlantic 3 costs €29 for 3 months. Atlantic 12, €49, covers twelve months on one screen; two TVs together for a year cost €79 with Atlantic 12 Duo; and Atlantic 24 is €89 for two years. You pay each one once, in euro, and none renews.

How quickly does the login arrive?

Around 2 minutes after the payment is confirmed, day or night, via WhatsApp or email. If you chose email and cannot see it, look in the junk folder, then message the team.

Which devices can I watch IPTV Ireland on?

Fire TV sticks, Android TV and Google TV sets or boxes, Samsung and LG smart TVs (through Smart IPTV or IBO Player, for example), Apple TV, phones, tablets and computers. We sell no app or device.

Are Irish channels included?

Yes. The list starts with the Irish groups: national, regional, Irish-language, news, sport and entertainment. If one particular channel matters to you, ask the team before paying.

Can two TVs watch IPTV Ireland at the same time?

Yes, with Atlantic 12 Duo, €79 for a year, which streams to two screens together. The other three stream to a single screen, and all four are for one household.

Is any of the picture in 8K?

No. The sharpest picture is 4K UHD: programmes and films produced in 4K play in 4K UHD; other material plays in HD or Full HD, depending on the source.

Can I order IPTV Ireland from Northern Ireland?

Yes. A sterling card pays the euro price; your bank converts it and may add a non-sterling fee. The guide keeps the same hour on both sides of the border.

What does the refund cover?

Two cases, within 7 days of paying: no login ever reached you, or the screens stayed blank after the team had tried to help. A change of mind is outside the rule, as is 4K on a line whose speed we explained before you paid.

IPTV Ireland on your own line: Atlantic 12, €49 once

13 cent a day for a year on one screen. Ordered on 6 November 2026, it would run until 6 November 2027 and then stop by itself, with nothing to cancel. Your login arrives about 2 minutes after paying.

Atlantic 12: €4912 months · €4.08 a month

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