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Marine Minister Addresses Inaugural Meeting of Seafood Sector Taskforce

Marine Minister Addresses Inaugural Meeting of Seafood Sector Taskforce 10th March 2021 Minister for Agriculture Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue T.D. The Minister for Agriculture Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue T.D., today addressed the inaugural meeting of the Seafood Sector Taskforce, established by the Minister to make recommendations on measures to mitigate the impacts on the Irish Fishing industry, and on the coastal communities that depend on fisheries, of the fish quota share reductions arising from the EU/UK Trade & Cooperation Agreement. Addressing the Taskforce, Minister McConalogue said, “The outcome of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement will lead to a loss of €43 million per year in fish quotas for our fisheries sector, with knock-on effects on marine support industries and our coastal communities. The quota reductions in some of our most important stocks will be felt immediately by our fishing industry when the full annual EU quotas for 2021

IIMRO recognised as Seafood Producer Organisation - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport

IIMRO recognised as Seafood Producer Organisation - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport
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Islands Fishing Group Gets Recognition as EU Seafood Producer Organisation

Islands Fishing Group Gets Recognition as EU Seafood Producer Organisation
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Donegal fishermen say Brexit change endangering lives

North West Correspondent Fishermen on Donegal s offshore islands say their lives are being put in danger by an unexpected outcome of Brexit. Six boats operating from Árainn Mhór, Toraigh and Inis Bó Finne, which are legally registered in Northern Ireland, can no longer land catch at their home ports and must give 24-hours notice to land at either Killybegs in Donegal or Castletownbere in Cork. This is because the UK is now classed as a third country and boats that are allowed to fish in Irish waters can only land in the designated ports of which there are only two. 

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