Revenue at broadband provider Digiweb increased to €31.5 in 2020 from €27.5m the year before, helped by the October 2020 acquisition of Limerick peer Ripplecom.

According to filed accounts, Digiweb Holdings Ltd Ebitda advanced to €4.3m from €2.2m in 2019.

The company cashflow statement discloses a payment of €4.6m on acquisition of a subsidiary, of which €2.5m was goodwill.

Digiweb is a reseller for Siro and National Broadband Ireland fibre to the premises broadband, and other types of broadband products.

Employment at the Dundalk firm was 141 people in December 2020.

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Established by Colm Piercy in 2017, Digiweb is celebrating 25 years in business this year. The company says that it is Ireland’s highest rated internet service provider on Trustpilot, based on over 4,200 reviews.

Managing director Declan Campbell said Digiweb’s mission is to provide customers with a fast, reliable, internet connection at a reasonable price, supported by customer-focused, Irish-based staff.

“This mission has really hit home with customers over the years,” he added. “The reliability of your home broadband connection has never been so important, as is the knowledge, that should you

need to contact your broadband provider, they are there for you and you can trust them to help you.

“Our team’s commitment to rapid delivery, outstanding customer support and service, and quick resolution is absolute.

“Our customers recognise the service as exceptional and that is why they continuously acknowledge our people in online reviews.”

Photo (l-r): Declan Campbell with Digiweb colleagues Sinead Murphy, Olivia Purton, Brendan McGahon, and Mark Dowdall