It's free to use WiFi hotspots you find (i.e. your own or one in a cafe), but you don't get unlimited access to your carriers hotspots like you do with o2 in the UK.
In the UK o2 has it's "cloud" hotspots, with an iPhone you get unlimited access to these as well as unlimited EDGE/GPRS data. You don't in Ireland
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I thought WiFi was always free..?
It's free to use WiFi hotspots you find (i.e. your own or one in a cafe), but you don't get unlimited access to your carriers hotspots like you do with o2 in the UK.
In the UK o2 has it's "cloud" hotspots, with an iPhone you get unlimited access to these as well as unlimited EDGE/GPRS data. You don't in Ireland