Ireland's last payphone boxes to be removed by the end of 2024 There are 105 phoneboxes remaining in Ireland, with 11 set to become digital kiosks and 94 set to be removed over the coming months.

It's difficult to find a working payphone in the Dallas area. But if you do, it might have some flair.

Ireland’s last remaining payphone boxes will be removed over the coming months, almost 100 years after they first appeared on the streets, telecommunications company Eir has announced.. Since ...

Although the first standardised phone box - the K1 - was introduced in 1921, the most transformative design came in 1936. The K6 was a tribute to King George V's Silver Jubilee that year.

The Thirties Society, the forerunner to the C20 Society, successfully campaigned to list 3,000 of Gilbert Scott's red phone boxes during the 1980s and 1990s and now want to do the same for the KX100.

It is almost 100 years since the first phone boxes appeared on Irish streets and as a tribute to the end of the payphone era, eir has refurbished a 100-year-old 'K1' kiosk, the first type of ...

In Takoma Park, Md., an old phone box has been transformed into an art piece that visitors can use to dial up birdsong. What do you do with a payphone now that payphones are getting phased out ...