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"Strategic marine activity zones" may be designated in coastal and offshore waters as part of the Government's new approach to marine planning.

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Cork’s Docklands ‘can become world-class shipping centre’

Cork’s Docklands can become a “world-class” international shipping cluster with thousands of new jobs if ambitious plans to bring the proposed International Shipping Services Centre (ISSC) to Leeside are realised.

Sat, 08 Jul, 2017

Marine industry: Making most of our blue economy
Marine industry: Making most of our blue economy

Over 10 times the landmass of our nation, the seabed around Ireland is the source of untold wealth and potential, if it is used effectively and responsibly

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From boat building to farming, all together in the bio-economy
In 2012, 279 aquaculture businesses, mostly along the west coast, employed 956 people and produced 36,000 tonnes of fish, of which 22,000 tonnes were shellfish.

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Ireland’s maritime economy in the blue, say researchers
Ireland’s maritime economy in the blue, say researchers

Ireland’s maritime economy is growing nearly twice as fast as the general economy. And the importance of harnessing the ocean, even more, will be highlighted at a major conference next month.

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