The operator has finally followed its British counterpart (and other operators around Europe) in dropping the price of the 8GB model -- from €400 to €300 -- to make way for a 3G version, expected in June. Incidentally, a fairly senior Apple Ireland source indicated to me that it wasn't wild about O2 launching the old iPhone so close to the 3G debut.
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