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Written Answers — Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Fishing Communities (15 Feb 2022): Charlie McConalogue: ...a series of visits to many of Ireland’s main fishing ports, including Killybegs, Inver, Leenan, Rathmullan, Greencastle, Howth, Kilmore Quay, Dunmore East, Union Hall, Castletownbere, Dingle, Fenit and Cromane. I also meet regularly with Irish fishing representatives, such as the National Inshore Fisheries Forum (NIFF). At my meeting with the NIFF and the marine agencies in...
Written Answers — Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Fishing Industry (9 Dec 2021): Charlie McConalogue: ...the Dingle Fishery Harbour Centre in September 2021. These were part of a series of meetings I had with seafood and marine stakeholders during my trip to County Kerry, which also included visits to Fenit and Cromane. In Dingle, I had constructive discussions with fishers operating both offshore and inshore of our southwest coast. Among the issues raised by these fishers was their...

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