Men found guilty of illegal fishing for Atlantic bluefin tuna
Three men have been found guilty of illegally fishing for Atlantic bluefin tuna off Baltimore Harbour in Cork.
Brian Hassett from Monkstown Co. Cork, Barry...
Case study- Promoting sustainable angling
More anglers than golfers in Ireland
“There’s a real energy in the place when an angling group is staying,” says Dominic Ó Moráin. “The whole...
First issue of new online angling magazine dedicated to Ireland!
Predator & Salt is a new interactive online fishing magazine focusing on predator fishing in fresh and salt water, high-quality photography and articles covering...
Inland Fisheries Ireland ‘hooks’ Esri Ireland’s Community Engagement Award
Inland Fisheries Ireland, the state agency responsible for the protection, conservation, development and promotion of freshwater fish, habitats and sea angling has been awarded...
Tuna CHART programme opens for 2023 season
Ireland’s Tuna CHART bluefin tuna 2023 sea angling survey programme has opened for charter skippers to apply.
Anglers in Ireland will once again have the...
Case study: Conserving habitats and fish populations
Inland Fisheries Ireland have launched their first #SpotlightSeries of 2023, sharing a little more about the work we do.
"Conservation is not only about enhancing...
Ex-Driftnet Fishermen Receive €4,000 Fines For Illegal Fishing
Mr. Frank Sheenan, of Dursey Sound, Co. Cork, and Mr. Denis Healy, of Cahergarriff, Castletownbere, Co. Cork were both convicted of illegal fishing at...
IFI research newsletter looks at barriers, climate, trout and river restoration
Inland Fisheries Ireland's R&D newsletter, Developments in Inland Fisheries Ireland Research, gives an overview of some of our active research programmes.
Thie Winter 2023 edition,...
Irish Specimen Fish Committee Annual Report 2022 online now
Anglers who target specimen-sized fish eagerly await the publication of the Irish Specimen Fish Committee's Annual Report, which catalogues the number of trophy fish...
DiadESland workshop
Inland Fisheries Ireland would like to invite you to a workshop with a twist – to play a serious game about managing diadromous fish...
