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Who is Magnet?
Magnet Plus is an Irish telecommunications and network services provider offering business connectivity, voice, and managed network solutions across Ireland.
- Business broadband and dedicated internet access services for enterprises and public-sector customers (network connectivity).
- Fixed-line and SIP-based voice services for business telephony and unified communications (enterprise voice).
- Managed data networking, including Wide Area Network (WAN) and Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity across fibre and other access technologies (managed network services).
- Cloud-hosted telephony and collaboration offerings for distributed and multi-site organizations (cloud communications).
- Support, monitoring, and account management services for business and wholesale clients (managed service operations).
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Magnet Plus operates as a business-focused telecommunications provider in Ireland, delivering fixed connectivity, voice, and managed network services for enterprises, SMEs, and institutional customers. Its portfolio is oriented toward organizations that require predictable, SLA-backed connectivity and integrated communications solutions for office locations, retail branches, and distributed workforces.
The company’s connectivity services typically include business broadband and dedicated internet access (DIA) delivered over fibre or other fixed access media (network connectivity). These services are used to support core enterprise workloads such as access to cloud applications, VPN backhaul to data centers, and connectivity for branch offices. In many deployments, Magnet Plus connectivity can serve as primary access or as part of dual-provider designs for link redundancy.
Magnet Plus provides fixed-line and SIP-based voice offerings (enterprise voice), which organizations use for inbound and outbound telephony, contact points for customer service, and internal voice communication. Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking enables PBX integration, while hosted or cloud PBX models support sites that prefer not to manage on-premises (on-prem) telephony hardware. These services can map into standard enterprise architectures that separate voice and data VLANs but converge on the same physical network infrastructure.
For customers with multi-site footprints, Magnet Plus offers managed WAN, VPN, and related data networking services (managed network services). These typically use standard IP networking, Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), and VPN tunneling technologies to connect branches, headquarters, and cloud endpoints. Such services fit into enterprise network architectures as part of the underlay connectivity for Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) deployments or as a managed WAN option for organizations that outsource network design, configuration, and monitoring.
Cloud-hosted telephony and collaboration offerings (cloud communications) enable distributed teams to use IP-based calling, conferencing, and related features accessible via desk phones, softphones, and compatible endpoints. These services interface with standard SIP and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) protocols and are often combined with the provider’s connectivity to simplify troubleshooting and service management under a single contract.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, Magnet Plus fits into categories such as business Internet Service Providers (ISP), enterprise voice and SIP trunking, managed WAN and VPN services, and hosted PBX and cloud communications. Its role in enterprise environments typically centers on delivering the underlay connectivity and voice infrastructure on which higher-level applications and IT services depend, with managed service options for monitoring, incident handling, and account management.
Our description of Magnet. Updated December 2025.
