Value of seafood industry grew by 15% in 2021 Ireland's seafood economy grew by 15% last year to a value of €1.26 billion, according to Bord Iascaigh Mhara. Business • 08 Apr
Single tuna sells for €1.6m at auction in Japan Japan's first tuna auction of the year was held this morning at a fish market in Tokyo, where a bluefin tuna was sold for 193 … World • 05 Jan 20
Guinness to pour vegan-friendly pints from 2016 Vegans and strict vegetarians will soon be able to sup a hearty pint of the black stuff, after Guinness revealed it will remove fish guts … News • 03 Nov 15
Agreement over EU fishing quotas for 2015 Tense EU negotiations over fish quotas for 2015 have ended in Brussels tonight with a more favourable outcome than expected for Irish fishermen. News • 16 Dec 14
Climate change reducing amount of fish in tropics Large numbers of fish will disappear from the tropics by 2050 due to climate change, scientists have warned, with more fish will be driven into … News • 10 Oct 14
Major fish kill reported in Dublin's Tolka River An investigation is under way into a fish kill in the Tolka River in Dublin. News • 22 Jul 14
Ireland to get €148m under Common Fisheries Policy Ireland is to receive €148m from the European Union over the next six years under the Common Fisheries Policy. News • 12 Jun 14
Keohane Seafoods secures deal with Tesco in UK Keohane’s of Bantry in Co Cork has secured a deal to supply two of its Irish fish dishes to Tesco stores in the UK. Business • 31 Dec 13
Coveney warns 'drastic' fish quota cuts proposed Minister for Agriculture and the Marine Simon Coveney has said negotiations to agree the allocation of fish stocks for next year will be the most … News • 16 Dec 13
Bottom-trawling vote divides Irish MEPs Irish MEPs were on opposite sides of a controversial vote in the European Parliament tonight in which a proposed ban of bottom-trawling fishing was narrowly … News • 10 Dec 13
EU ministers hold talks on fisheries fund EU fisheries ministers are negotiating how to share out the new European Fisheries Fund, which is designed to assist member states implement the Common Fisheries … News • 15 Jul 13
EU fish discards ban to be phased in from 2014 EU fisheries ministers have reached an agreement on banning discards - where trawlers throw fish overboard because they have either exceeded their quota or the … News • 27 Feb 13
EU fisheries ministers to vote on catch discards EU talks are continuing to strike a deal to end the requirement on fishermen to discard fish species they inadvertently catch while fishing for their … News • 27 Feb 13
EU ministers strike deal on 2013 fish quotas European Union fisheries ministers have concluded a deal on fish quotas for 2013 after two days of talks which continued until 6am. News • 20 Dec 12
Coveney welcomes vote to amend fisheries policy Minister for Agriculture, Food and Marine Simon Coveney has welcomed today's vote in the European Parliament, which seeks to amend the Common Fisheries Policy. News • 18 Dec 12
Concern over EU talks with Iceland on mackerel The Government has warned the European Commission that it must not agree any deal with Iceland on increasing its mackeral quotas in the north Atlantic … News • 16 Jul 12
