Fibre Rollout and Broadband Availability

Is your address in Year 1 of our UFB fibre rollout? Enter your address to find out. We will be adding information on our Year 2 rollout as soon as it is available.

This map outlines the services your local fixed-line network can support today and the upgrades we’re carrying out in your area. If you want to find out what DSL broadband services are currently available at your address visit our broadband service availability tool.

If you live in areas where we’re building the Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) or Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI) networks, please note that we’re at the start of the programme to build a new fibre network.  Products are still in development and your retail service provider will be in touch with you when they’re ready to offer fibre services.

In the meantime, check out information about home wiring so you can make sure you’re fibre ready.

Additional information

  • The information provided is indicative only and should not be relied upon as a guarantee of network service or performance.
  • A pre-qualification check is required to confirm services available at an address.
  • Dates provided are when end users are expected to benefit from upgrades. This may be up to 90 days after our equipment installation dates.
  • Any dates provided may be subject to change. There may be times, for example, when our plans are affected by unforeseen events such as a natural disaster or a significant weather event.
  • The information provided is only relevant to those end-users whose internet service provider uses Chorus access services.
  • Following any upgrade it is possible that some older modem types may experience connectivity issues. Please contact your telecommunications service provider if you have problems accessing the Internet after your exchange or cabinet has been upgraded.
  • Broadband performance will always be influenced by a range of factors such as the choice of broadband plan, home or business wiring, modem type and the distance between your address and the telephone exchange or roadside cabinet from which the broadband service is supplied. Find out more on the Getting the most out of ADSL2+ page»

If you have any questions about the tool email us.