Netflix's Chief Product Office has vowed that the company will launch a "global catalogue" that will allow Irish users to access the same volume of content as the rest of the world.
Despite the popularity of the streaming service in Ireland, many users have expressed their frustration with the lack of newer content available on the site and some have taken to using proxies to access the US version of the site.
According to Newstalk, CPO Neil Hunt has said that the company is working towards creating one archive of content for all its users.
"We're looking to have a global catalogue that's the same everywhere. If people feel they're missing out in one country, hopefully this is a temporary state of affairs," he added.
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