Angling Group Nominations Sought For National Inland Fisheries Forum – Afloat.ie
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) has announced the establishment of the second National Inland Fisheries Forum (NIFF).
Angling federations, groups and individuals are requested to nominate...
Antrim firm Northstone fined for polluting salmon river – Belfast Telegraph
One of Northern Ireland's biggest construction materials companies has been fined £15,000 for polluting a key salmon river.
Northstone (NI) Ltd, of Kingsway, Dunmurry, Co...
2016 Trout season starts next Sunday – Leitrim Observer
With the country in the full throes of celebrating and remembering all the fallen martyrs of the 1916 rising, members of thee Rinn Shannon...
Fisherman nearly blinded after fox crept into his tent as he slept before clawing...
Dan Hedges, 28, was sleeping in his tent during a night of fishing when the animal crept in at around 4am and swiped at...
Fly fishing competition on Lough Mask a big success, Irish Times
More than 100 anglers were glued to Nuacht on TG4 in Burke’s of Clonbur, Co Galway, to watch playback of the first day of the...
Ilen club encourages local anglers to join, The Southern Star
THE River Ilen Anglers Cub is keen to encourage local fishers to enjoy a valuable resource right on their doorstep. The club has experienced...
The Reel Thing: Who owns our fish? The Irish News
THERE is currently a massive debate going on – and a great deal of anger among the angling community, especially in England and Wales...
A perfect day’s fishing on the River Tolka, Irish Times
It was a real pleasure to visit again my old stomping ground on St Patrick’s Day. I live close to the Tolka, the river...
Pig farm fined over pollution on Maine, The Kerryman
A Castleisland pig farm company has been fined in relation to a pollution incident on the River Maine last year in which fisheries officers...
Rush harbour users pressing for removal of hated bollard, Fingal Independent
The council has argued that a hugely controversial decision to install a bollard blocking access to a slipway at Rush Harbour is 'working well'...
