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The Dail's special committee's report on broadband is out today and is fairly damning of the Irish situation (how could it be otherwise). Committee member Tommy Broughan TD got a press release out fast, noting three areas in which the report noted serious shortcomings:

· the defective and lethargic government policy on broadband rollout; · the stranglehold that Eircom enjoys on much of the critical broadband infrastructure; · the lack of dynamic, forceful and effective regulation in the broadband and wider telecoms sector.

Of course a rainbow government when Labour was last in power failed to give the regulator adequate powers back then either so all have contributed on an all-party basis to the problems. What is disappointing is that all the above points will hardly come as a shock to anyone with half a brain who has followed the sad tale of internet rollout generally in Ireland, making one wonder why a report on a report was needed. We were behind from the very start for just the same combination of factors. And Ireland Offline as well as many industry observers (including, I modestly add, my own columns from the 90s onwards, ad nauseum) made just the same points. No link yet to the actual report that I can find, but it is a Communications Committee response to the Dept of Communications report on broadband rollout released last summer. I do look forward to seeing the full report though to find if there are any solutions proposed as this is the bit that has stymied both government and industry so far. In anticipation of the report, I have already filed my column this week on the general subject, though!