Poll: Should Northern Ireland boats be allowed to fish off the Republic of Ireland's coasts?
The Government is planning to allow boats from Northern Ireland to fish very close to Irish shores.
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The Government is planning to allow boats from Northern Ireland to fish very close to Irish shores.
The 7lb fish was caught in the River Blackwater last Wednesday.
“He was just one tiny little head bobbing in the ocean”.
Children from Darndale, Jobstown, Mulhuddart, Whitechurch and a number of inner city youth projects took part in the initiative.
How many of us really know what is going on in our coastal communities, asks director of The Pipe, Risteard Ó Domhnaill.
Rescue services and local boats have been out since 9.30 this morning searching for the man.
The boat had been taking on water rapidly by the time rescue arrived.
Irish MEP Seán Kelly said people who break rules should be “dealt with”.
“It gives the public an opportunity to see what is happening, even out in the middle of the ocean.”
The oft-cited odds of catching one are one in two million.
Líadh Ní Riada said that the trawlers were not being inspected properly.
Risteard O Domhnaill was behind the documentary The Pipe. Now he has returned with an acclaimed documentary voiced by Brendan Gleeson.
The distress call came in shortly before 8am this morning.
Colm Plunkett does not think he would be alive today if he had not been wearing a lifejacket.
A search of a fishing boat was carried out this morning.
Richard Bruton said he was “aware of the contention” that there were illegal workers in the industry.
But SFPA says it is merely observing the law.
The year-long investigation says workers are being trafficked to Ireland.
The fisherman says he is not racist but has real health and safety concerns that weather reports are not being understood by some fishermen.
The incident happened about 14 miles off Tory Island.
The man was rescued from the water earlier this afternoon.
A second man remains in a critical condition.
Everything’s coming up Fifty Shades out West.
The impact of the likely cause could be “severe” and “irreversible”.
The men are being treated for hypothermia.
They’re taking them through your letterbox, gardaí say.
Fish slap! Baby, fish slap!
LÉ Aoife navy ship, which has been in service for the last 35 years, was decommissioned yesterday.
The Irish vessel went down off the Isle of Lewis.
The European Union implemented an emergency ban on open trawling of sea bass today.
It has some fishermen concerned.
Newly released documents show the Government had ‘no intention’ to get involved in the crew’s case against the UK.
Ireland convinced the European Commission’s to change their mind on fish quotas.
The European Commission asked Ireland to change legislation, and they haven’t.
That’s according to research carried out by the Garda National Crime Prevention Unit.
“An aggressive alien invasive species.”
They’re hoping everyone who finds it will send it on its journey again. :’(