Indigo Internet
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Indigo Internet was established in 1995 as an Internet service provider in Dublin, Ireland. Originally founded by Macky Moyna, Indigo was at one point one of the most popular ISPs in Ireland with over 16,000 subscribers[1]. However, after allegations of ties with the Irish Republican Army and questions regarding investment into Indigo, the company was bought out by Eircom[2]. Indigo still maintains its branding as it is a strong brand in Ireland, although it is now impossible to sign up for a new account and the Indigo website now primarily serves as a portal to Eircom services.
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