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Donegal fishermen net convictions in attempt to highlight flouting of salmon-fishing ban

A plan by two Donegal fishermen to use a fishing expedition as a pointer to the ease with which others were able to flout a ban on drift-net salmon fishing backfired when they were caught by Inland Fisheries officers. The two men were brought before ...

24 Sept 2022 at 15:33

Local News

New footbridge over Owenea River a ‘welcome boost’ for angling development

The new footbridge over the Owenea River near Glenties, just opened by Inland Fisheries Ireland has been described as a ‘welcome boost’ for angling development in the county. “Completion of this new footbridge is a vital element in the overall ...

29 Sept 2022 at 12:33

Crime & Court

A salmon fished illegally in Donegal costs defendant €700 in fine and costs

A single salmon caught illegally by a Donegal fisherman has ended up costing him almost €700 in fines and prosecution costs. Mark Conneely of Glenlee, Killybegs was before Donegal District Court on Monday. He admitted that on July 6, 2021 On ...

26 Apr 2022 at 19:33

Around Carlow

Primary school artists wanted in Carlow for conservation campaign

Primary school students in Carlow and across Ireland are being asked to design a poster that encourages greater conservation of Ireland’s native fish. The national poster competition, organised by Inland Fisheries Ireland in conjunction ...

04 Mar 2022 at 15:33

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Primary school artists wanted in Louth for conservation campaign

Primary school students in Louth and nationwide are being asked to design a poster that encourages greater conservation of Ireland’s native fish. The national poster competition, organised by Inland Fisheries Ireland in conjunction ...

06 Mar 2022 at 19:33

BREAKING: Substantial fish kill in Donegal stream

Local News

BREAKING: Substantial fish kill in Bridgend stream

A substantial South Inishowen fish kill, believed to be linked to recurring incidents of pollution, has been reported to Donegal County Council and Inland Fisheries Ireland. It was also raised at Tuesday's ongoing May meeting of ...

17 May 2022 at 17:33

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Inshore fishery “on its knees” - Jerry Early

Major disagreement regarding salmon stocks emerged at a recent meeting of Donegal County Council Fisheries committee. Fisher representative, Jerry Early, from Arranmore, said the shellfish, lobster and crab fisheries were “on ...

16 May 2022 at 17:33

Inish Live

BREAKING: Substantial fish kill in Bridgend stream

17 May 2022 at 16:33

Local News

Inland Fisheries Ireland recruiting seasonal fisheries officers in Donegal

Inland Fisheries Ireland, the State agency responsible for the protection, conservation, development and promotion of freshwater fish, habitats and sea angling, is recruiting forty-nine seasonal fisheries officers ...

10 Feb 2022 at 14:33

Donegal News

Inland Fisheries Ireland recruiting seasonal fisheries officers in Donegal

10 Feb 2022 at 14:33

Local News

A good catch: Tipperary waterways protection to get two new seasonal officers

Inland Fisheries Ireland, the State agency responsible for the protection, conservation, development and promotion of freshwater fish, habitats and sea angling, is launching its recruitment drive to hire ...

13 Feb 2022 at 10:33

Local News

Hooked: Tipperary waterways to get two new seasonal fisheries officers

13 Feb 2022 at 10:33

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