The demise of the humble herring, on which so much of life relies
Once abundant in Irish waters, overfishing and climate change have decimated their numbers - affecting not just the fishing industry but the Northeast Atlantic ecosystem
Bord Iascaigh Mhara (Irish Sea Fisheries Board)
Lighthouse tourism already ‘beacon of light’ for remote areas, conference hears
Great Lighthouses of Ireland aims to make each lighthouse a commercial success
Irish fish-feed firm named ‘aquatech’ business of the year
Auranta’s products boost immunity and gut health for fish species like salmon and shrimp
‘All we get is talk, talk, talk, from our coastal politicians’ – inshore fishing sector fighting for survival
Adverse weather events, quota restrictions and changing market conditions have combined to reduce the sector’s viability
Fitter fish: Irish company uses plant extracts to improve disease resistance in aquatic life
New Innovator: Auranta says its product ‘will revolutionise the gut health of fish worldwide’
Salmon that escaped from fish farm have been found in three of Ireland’s most important angling rivers
Escapees from Killary Harbour fish farm ‘pose significant risk to wild Atlantic salmon populations’, says Inland Fisheries Ireland
‘When you do get into a situation, don’t panic’: Taking a dip in Ireland’s new sea survival pool
Embarking on a Sea Survival Techniques course at the new national sea survival training pool in Greencastle, Co Donegal, proves to be an eye-opening experience
Dingle-based Fish Box restaurant and takeaway to undergo major expansion
Family business will grow seats at restaurant from 20 to 100 and put a food truck on the road to expand customer base
Carlow-based Aquamonitrix crowned BIM Aquatech Business of the Year
The company has developed groundbreaking technology to measuring nitrate in water in real time
Ireland was being tipped up as a potential offshore fish farming pioneer two decades ago. What happened?
Is there a sustainable future for the State’s aquaculture technology industry?
Eirgrid chief confident about avoiding legal challenges to planned substations
Eirgrid plans to build substations off Cork and south east to facilitate the development of wind farms by 2030
Deficit in Dublin law firm’s client account rose to nearly €1.7m
Law Society sought freezing orders against Dún Laoghaire law practice from High Court as deficit increased and assurances to reduce it ‘evaporated’
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