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Discussion topic: Trees on line private property Ireland

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Message posted on ‎08 Dec 2025 02:45 PM

Trees on line private property Ireland

Hi, yhe broadband line coming into my house is running through trees. There's a branch leaning right on the line and I'm afraid the next storm will break it. It's on my own property but cannot find anyone to cut them back without paying megabucks. Tree surgeons so expensive in Ireland. They're also too high for me to reach and I can't find anyone to help. I just can't afford a tree surgeon, any suggestions?

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Message posted on ‎08 Dec 2025 02:49 PM

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@CL34  The network operator thst Sky use for your connection might help but Induspect you msy get billed if they sre your trees. The only way to take thst forward would be to talk to Sky Ireland.

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Message posted on ‎08 Dec 2025 05:16 PM - last edited: ‎08 Dec 2025 05:17 PM

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@CL34 

 

I don't know what the situation is in Ireland, but you wouldn't get anywhere with Openreach in a similar situation in the UK.

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