Lough Lein charity trout outing nets €10,000 for patient care in Macroom and Killarney,...
THE Charity Trout Competition on Lough Lein in Killarney last weekend was a resounding success with €10,000 collected and divided between Macroom Community Hospital...
County Council fined €100 for discharge into River Camlin – Longford Leader
Longford County Council received a fine of €100 for a pollution event that resulted in a fish kill on the River Camlin.
The local authority...
Mindless vandalism’ of life rings along River Boyne puts lives at risk – The...
MEMBERS OF THE Boyne Fishermen’s Rescue and Recovery Service said they were shocked yesterday to discover three life rings along the river Boyne had...
Dr Martin O’Grady: Inland Fisheries veteran to lecture in biology and environmental science at...
UNIVERSITY College Dublin has appointed Dr Martin O’Grady to the post of adjunct professor in their school of biology and environmental science. An employee...
Fish losing their survival instinct, research reveals – Irish Examiner
Fish are losing their survival instinct — even becoming attracted to the smell of their predators — as the world’s oceans become more acidic...
Night-vision goggles scupper salmon poachers- The Mayo News
Three salmon poachers were caught at a river in Erris last September by Inland Fisheries officers using night vision goggles.
James Coyle of Tipp, Belmullet...
Thousands of eels are being released into the North’s lakes and rivers… – The...
SCIENTISTS ARE RELEASING thousands of eels into the River Lagan system in Northern Ireland, in a bid to boost the number of the species...
Minister confirms single biggest salmon-farm escape in history in Gearhries, Bantry Bay in Co...
THE Minister for the Marine, Simon Coveney, has confirmed that 230,000 salmon are missing after storms significantly damaged a salmon farm in Gearhries, Bantry...
Angling body supports compulsory angling charge, Irish Times
A leading game angling organisation said it would support a compulsory angling charge to conserve and develop fish stocks as part of new legislation...
Minister denies plans to introduce a compulsory angling charge, Irish Times
The Government has no plans to introduce a compulsory charge for anglers, a Minister of State said yesterday. “The Minister of State Fergus O’Dowd has confirmed that...
