Sky outages and service status in Glanmire, Munster
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Glanmire, Munster
The chart below shows the number of Sky reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Glanmire, Munster and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Sky Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Peter (@Peter31252560) reported@KingselehSzn @SkySports Corruptino and the clan of MAGA-sect don't support football, they only support their own π°π°π°
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π Ken (@techprocess1) reported@SkyHelpTeam Why are Sky Network calling my wife and I about our sim needing updating? And why do they say it will stop working?
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Gren Sowerby (@SowerbyGren) reported@SkySports What a **** this idiot is
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Sam Wolf (@sam96ai1) reported@SkySports Oh yeah, its such a poor sport.
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Bubs (@slf_toon) reported@SkySports instead of using content like this to help 'some' clubs tap up players. Its getting boring now.
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Rugby's Truth (@TheTruth3212) reported@SkySports Sky Sports rugby pundits are boring though. Bad news
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Mesmail17 π (@mesmail17) reported@SkySports More commercial investment? The World Cup generates **** loads of money. How much more do they want?
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Engineer Greyy πΏπΌ (@Greyy_Ltd) reported@SkySports If Infantino sells stakes, that means more revenue and in turn members will get more payouts and help develop football in their countries. Why is Uefa saying no?
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Garri (@garri1900) reported@SkySports What for? Revenue is crazy!! World cup was the most profitable ever! Tickets were crazy expensive! And yet you are short on cash? *******!
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G Man (@GrazaWhu) reported@KingselehSzn @SkySports What? FIFA is going to pocket $13 - 15bn from the 2026 world cup. It has the money to support grassroots football today, much better than it does. If you think a single penny of this proposed sell off will benefit the game or grassroots, I have some magic beans to sell you.