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Tit Bonhomme skipper’s family moving forward

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Tit Bonhomme skipper’s family moving forward

The widow of the drowned skipper of the Tit Bonhomme trawler has bought a new vessel and named it after their youngest daughter.

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€800k to help industry improve safety at sea

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Management of Union Hall call ‘appalling’

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Skipper’s wife rejects fatigue claims

Helicopter delay cost fishermen’s lives: widow

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Helicopter delay cost fishermen’s lives: widow

‘Working hours at sea must be better enforced’

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‘Working hours at sea must be better enforced’

‘Loss gets harder as the year goes on’

‘Loss gets harder as the year goes on’

A tragedy that touched the hearts of the nation exactly 12 months ago was remembered in a fishing village last night.

Wed, 16 Jan, 2013

Wreck survivor speaks of fight for survival

Wreck survivor speaks of fight for survival

The sole survivor of the Tit Bonhomme trawler tragedy has spoken publicly for the first time about his fight for survival.

Fri, 16 Nov, 2012

Fishermen plead for voter solidarity

FISHERMEN have appealed for solidarity from voters who they said can help revive their industry by rejecting the Lisbon Treaty.

Thu, 01 Oct, 2009