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Eircell[]
1984–1997[]
1997–1998[]
1998–2001[]
Eircell–Vodafone[]
2001–2002[]
Vodafone completed its acquisition of Eircell in May 2001 and rebranded it as Eircell–Vodafone in October.
Vodafone[]
2002–2006[]
In 2002, Eircell officially changed its name to Vodafone.
2006–2017[]
2017–present[]
| Subsidiaries, joint ventures and licensees: Europe: Albania | Channel Islands (Airtel-Vodafone)1 | Cyprus (Cytamobile-Vodafone) | Czech Republic (Oskarta) | Germany | Greece | Ireland | Netherlands2 (50%) (Vodafone | Ziggo) | Northern Cyprus (Telsim Vodafone) | Portugal (Yorn) | Romania | Turkey | United Kingdom (51%)3 (Talkmobile | Voxi) Middle East and Africa: Egypt | Kenya (40%) (Safaricom) Asia-Pacific: Vi (India)4 (45.2%) | Australia (TPG Telecom) (25%) Authorized licensees (not owned): Partnerships: Former operations: Divested: SmarTone (Hong Kong) | Verizon Wireless6 (United States) | J-PHONE–Vodafone (Japan) | SFR (France) | Nema (Faroe Islands) | Si.mobil–Vodafone (Slovenia) | Europolitan–Vodafone (Sweden) | MTC–Vodafone (Bahrain) | Orange (United Kingdom) | Ghana | Hungary | yu (Spain) | Italy (TeleTu | ho-mobile) Sponsorships Notes
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