The slow death of Ireland’s fishing industry

Irish fishermen say they are being “sacrificed” for the post-Brexit trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union.Known as the Trade and Cooperation Agreement, it came into force in 2021, and obliges European vessels to progressively transfer to the UK part of their quota shares for certain fish...

Press Release: The Irish Seafood Sector Demand Immediate Action on the Fuel Crisis

Minister McConalogue must announce National  Scheme Without Delay Fishing and seafood organisations say they are shocked and disappointed with the Minister for the Marine’s failure to have a draft national scheme available for immediate implementation regarding the additional costs arising from the Ukraine war.   During a lengthy meeting with the...

Press Relsease: Food Security Threat as Seafood Sector Faces Shutdown

Traditional Fish and Chips may not be on Irish Restaurants Summer Menus Rising fuel prices are crippling the Irish Seafood sector, including fishermen, aquaculture producers and fish processors. That’s according to Aodh O Donnell, chief executive of the Irish Fish Producers Organisation (IFPO), who says the crisis is a threat...

Fishers Plight

Find some of the action from the recent flotilla in our videos below.  https://youtu.be/CWKKAteU9Pshttps://youtu.be/b9Z3hJEaa3o

C103 Interview

Listen to our interview on C103 discussing the upcoming flotilla event and the plight of Irish fishermen. Listen to Interview Now

Show and Tell Event – Issues for Government

Renegotiation of CFP so that Fishing, Quotas & TAC’s should be governed by Zonal Attachment under UNCLOS Rules. The TCA Agreement between EU and UK was both unfair and unjust and did not reflect the Level Playing Pitch Rules of Relative Stability. This must be put right so that there...

Fishermen unite to raise awareness and seek the support of the public

Equal Rights and Equal Opportunities for Irish Fishermen Fishermen organise flotilla to Taoiseach's Cork Office  Irish Fishermen unite to raise awareness and seek the support of the public On Wednesday May 26th, Irish Fishermen will launch a campaign to raise public awareness of the plundering of our greatest natural resource...