‘My family have been bombed’: Emotional Ukrainians protest in Dublin
Large crowd gathers outside GPO calling for a no fly zone to be enforced
Daniel O’Donnell at 60: ‘I could have made a lot more money if I was more ruthless’
The singer reflects on his career, marriage, business nous and family alcoholism
Gardaí investigate alleged false imprisonment of fisheries officers off Mayo coast
Officers were investigating salmon poaching which has ‘sky-rocketed’ since Covid-19 crisis
€6m EU funding for Irish fishing suspended in ‘hostile’ row
EU Commission to take infringement proceedings against Ireland on fishery penalties
Rockall was ‘handed over’ to UK in 2013, say Irish fishers
IFPO seeking legal advice on overturning agreement between Ireland and UK
From upsetting the balance to setting the world on fire
Offshore oil and gas extraction poses a huge threat to the health of marine ecosystems
Joey Murrin: ‘utterly fearless’ and a ‘born communicator’
Fishing industry leader’s contribution recalled at his funeral in south Donegal
Controversial fishing bill could leave ‘open back door’ to Irish waters
Executives have warned that opening up the six mile limit could lead to extreme over fishing
Irish fishing sector fears choppier waters in Brexit’s wake
Uncertainty on future causing jitters and highlighting existing concerns over fishing ports
Fishing groups concerned over opening of territorial waters
‘Gentleman’s’ agreement allowing all Irish boats reciprocal rights may be formalised
Budget 2017: Cautious welcome for fishing crew tax allowance
Allowance will amount to tax credit of €1,270 for workers on board fishing vessels
Fish producers complain to GSOC over Garda raids
Raids on Trawlers in Howth and Castletownbere condemned as heavy handed
Fishing industry warns against EU negotiations ‘sell-out’
Leaders fear Irish access to 40 stocks shared with Britain could be reduced after Brexit
Sympathy in fishing communities for pro-Brexit campaign
North Atlantic states should form union, says head of Irish Fish Producers Organisation
Only 60 applications received for permits for foreign fishing crew
Migrant rights group expresses concerns about scheme to protect non-Europeans
Fishing industry says new penalty points system ‘inconceivable’
IFPO criticises sanctions which are not removed if offender is cleared by courts
EU fish quotas will damage Irish Sea ecosystem, trust says
Irish Wildlife Trust expresses concern over ‘continuing decline of marine environment’
New, higher fish quotas for Ireland welcomed by fishermen
Overnight talks see ban on discarding undersized prawn, whiting, haddock and hake
Irish Wildlife Trust calls for ‘independent observer’ on Dutch supertrawler
One of the world’s largest trawlers has a quota to fish off the Irish coast
Fishing industry’s slim margins generates perfect storm
Bord Iascaigh Mhara statistics conflict with International Transport Federation claims
Fishing body backs judicial review of penalty points system
Danish vessel caught fishing illegally in Celtic Sea avoided penalties, says IFPO chief
Tributes paid on death of pioneering mackerel skipper and fishing industry leader
Martin Howley was known from ‘north Norway to China’
Call for Simon Coveney to ensure EU fish stocks plans are met
Preparations for next year’s EU quotas are already under way, says Birdwatch Ireland
Hundreds of jobs at risk after EU fish deal, fishermen warn
Reduction in prawn and haddock quotas ‘will cost economy €15 million’
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