Ireland News
Ireland Aim to Lead World in Maritime Tourism
Lighthouse tourism experts meet on Valentia Island this week to plan on turning Ireland into a world-class maritime tourism destination. The Great Lighthouses of Ireland (GLI) annual gathering, which opened in Co Kerry today Monday, will unveil a new 5-year strategy...
Benefits of Gas Boiler Replacement in Dublin for the Fishing Industry
In the bustling fishing industry of Dublin, maintaining efficient operations is crucial. One significant aspect that can enhance productivity and reduce costs is gas boiler replacement. Here are some compelling benefits: 1. Improved Efficiency Replacing an old gas...
Casting A Wider Net – Industry Gather At Event Highlighting Potential Of Underused Species
Members of Ireland’s fishing sector, seafood processors and retailers gathered in Waterford this month at an event showcasing the potential of Skate (Ray), Spurdog (Rock Salmon) and Red Gurnard. Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), Ireland’s Seafood Development Agency and the...
Registration Is Now Open For The Ocean Knowledge 2030 Conference
Pioneering Event to Shape Ireland’s Ocean Research Agenda for a Sustainable Future The Marine Institute is delighted to announce that registration is now open for the Ocean Knowledge 2030 Conference, set to take place on November 20th – 21st, 2024, in the RDS, Dublin....
Pringle calls on EU to stand up for Irish fishermen and impose sanctions on Norway
Independent TD for Donegal, Thomas Pringle, has called on the EU to stand up for Irish fishermen and impose sanctions on Norway for flouting scientific advice. Deputy Pringle said: “I have spoken before of the European Union’s failure to impose consequences on...
Enlarged mesh in trawl top sheets hits the sweet spot of gear technology research
Industry-led trial on repurposed trawls demonstrates substantial improvements in Nephrops catch rates, fuel efficiency and bycatch reduction By Ronán Cosgrove and Matthew McHugh, BIM BIMs Fisheries Conservation Sections works at sea onboard commercial fishing vessels...
Call to Ban Norwegian Vessels from Irish Waters
Fish producers have issued a call to ban Norway from fishing in Irish waters. The Irish Fish Producers Organisation say Norway’s overfishing practices are the main cause of a scientifically recommended mackerel quota cut of 22% next year, which will hit Ireland...
Sinn Féin invites Irish fishing industry and coastal communities to take part in Fisheries Survey
Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Fisheries and the Marine, Pádraig Mac Lochlainn TD, has launched a comprehensive survey to seek the views of people, working in or with an interest in the Irish fishing industry, on the current state of the industry in Ireland. The survey is...
Setting Sail for 2025: ASAP Supplies Returns to Irish Skipper Expo
After successfully navigating Brexit challenges, ASAP Supplies is excited to return to The Irish Skipper Expo 2025. Visit them at Stand D11 to reconnect with the team and explore their extensive range of marine equipment. Whether you’re a loyal customer or new to the...
Just Over 5 Months to Go-Your Only 2025 Show
With just 5 months to go until the Limerick Irish Skipper Expo 2025, it's time to reel in your chance to attend the only Commercial Fishing Expo in the British Isles this year! Over 90 top companies from Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, the UK, France ,...
Seabound Engineering Secures Major Contract to Build a Mussel Harvester for Leading UK Mussel Producer
Seabound Engineering, a leading marine engineering company based in Greencastle, Co. Donegal, is thrilled to announce the award of a significant contract with one of the largest mussel farming companies in the UK. The contract involves the construction of an advanced...
Artisanal Fishermen And Oceana Call For Fairer Fishing Access
In a photographic exhibition launched today, artisanal fishermen from Denmark, Ireland and Spain are joining Oceana in calling on national governments, newly-elected Members of the European Parliament, and the European Commission for a fairer and more...
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