Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation

Stripping out pelagics such as mackerel from talks ‘totally unacceptable’ to Irish industry

Killybegs fishing industry group says ‘devil will be in detail’ on any deal on certain stocks

Warning value of industry could drop from €1.22bn to between €600m and €700m

Firm is targeting a protein ingredients sector expected to be worth nearly $40bn by 2024

Donegal industry fears Irish boats losing the right to fish lucrative British waters

‘Unrealistic’ to expect trade deal by end of 2020 – Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation CEO

Concerns rise of conflict between trawlers from different countries once rules change

Industry concerned about ‘flashpoints’ over access to waters if UK leaves EU without deal

Shoals are moving into northern waters, hitting salmon and seabird populations

Irish Ferry move could severely hit Irish, Spanish and French fish exporters, warns co-op

Environmental groups say EU ministers have disregarded scientific advice

Sea frontiers are easily enforced; trawlers must stay within them even if the catch does not

First Government Brexit-ready conference hears of concerns from fishermen and SMEs

Brittany company with access to Irish waters acquired by Irish consortium in 2016

Fishing industry leader’s contribution recalled at his funeral in south Donegal

Joey Murrin says comments by Theresa May on fishing rights have ‘serious implications

Fianna Fáil marine spokesman warns of impact of Brexit on fishing industry

Groups express concern of Britain’s planned withdrawal from London Fisheries Convention

Michael Creed appeals for ‘united’ front from EU states on negotiating fisheries deal

Executives have warned that opening up the six mile limit could lead to extreme over fishing

‘Granuaile’ also back at Irish Coast Guard helicopter crash site as fishing vessels prepare to join sea search

Vessels responding to appeal by Orla Smith, sister of missing winchman Ciarán Smith

Only experienced seafarers wanted for weekend search by fishing fleets

Minister for the Marine intends to legislate for one-island inshore fishing rights

Analysis: Ireland should use Brexit as basis to to renegotiate EU fish policy, industry says

Reducing quotas could cost Irish whitefish fleet €15 million next year, says Minister

Allowance will amount to tax credit of €1,270 for workers on board fishing vessels

Oblivious to Brexit, fish know no boundaries - but fishermen will be held to account, conference told

Leaders fear Irish access to 40 stocks shared with Britain could be reduced after Brexit

Irish Wildlife Trust expresses concern over ‘continuing decline of marine environment’

Overnight talks see ban on discarding undersized prawn, whiting, haddock and hake

Group insists its fisheries in Irish waters are ‘clean’ as EU quota talks begin in Brussels

International Transport Federation alleges gardaí ‘not taking issue seriously’

Martin Howley: December 17th, 1952 - August 17th, 2015

Martin Howley was known from ‘north Norway to China’

A dramatic explosion in the numbers of boarfish in Irish waters has turned a minor nuisance into a staple catch

State aid and planning approval will be required for the €35 million project

Irish-Norwegian consortium propose €35m project to extract protein for fishmeal

European Commission seeks compromise to end dispute involving Iceland and Faroe Islands