Two Way Radio Hire

Hiring two way radios is a smart, low-cost option for businesses needing short or long-term comms anywhere in the world. We don’t do off-the-shelf solutions – our hire team builds a setup tailored to your exact needs.

With decades of hands-on experience, our experts support comms across buildings, sites, stadiums and live events. From charity nights and concerts to national sports fixtures and major operations – we’ve handled it.

We support customers across construction, healthcare, retail, broadcasting and education with the latest tech from Motorola, Lugra and Kenwood. Hire one radio or hundreds – we’ve got flexible options, fast turnaround and technical support included.

With us, you get more than just radios. We provide on-site surveys, accessories, full setup and extra services to keep your teams connected.

We also offer IDARO – our smart radio system combining push-to-talk with smartphone-style features over 3G/4G/WiFi. Ideal for teams needing more than basic voice.

Get in touch now to book your hire from just €3 a week.

Atex Entel DT985

Hytera BD505

Hytera BD505LF

Lugra LT5100A

Lugra LT5100D

Motorola R2 (Analogue)

Motorola R2 (Digital)

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Cost effective solution for short term use.
Only pay for what you use.

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Flexible terms - get radios for as long or short a period of time as you need.

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Access to the latest technology, with repairs and upgrades included.

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Add extra capacity at short notice.

New legislation:

No, Martyn’s Law is not currently applicable in Ireland.

Martyn’s Law (formally known as the Terrorism Protection of Premises Bill) is UK legislation aimed at improving security at public venues to reduce the risk of terrorism. It is named after Martyn Hett, who was killed in the Manchester Arena attack in 2017.
Here’s what you need to know:
Applies in:
– England
– Scotland
– Wales
Does not apply in:
– Northern Ireland
– Republic of Ireland

What about Ireland?

 

The Republic of Ireland has its own counter-terrorism laws and public safety frameworks, managed by An Garda Síochána and the Department of Justice.
There is no equivalent of Martyn’s Law in Ireland at this time.
However, Irish venues and event organisers may adopt similar voluntary practices, especially if they work with UK partners or manage cross-border events.