Person: Junior Marine Minister

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Fishermen to net €20m from new EU haul quotas

IRISH fishermen are confident of hauling in an extra €14 million to €20m in 2007 following annual quota-fixing talks in Brussels which ended early yesterday.

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€1m Rosslare coast guard station opens

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Fishermen call for compensation hike

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Aquaculture projects get NDP funding

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‘No political will’ to attract jobs

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Whelan appointment to NASCO welcomed

Fishermen offer to buy quays from port firm

FISHERMEN who claim hundreds of jobs are being put on the line by moves by the Port of Waterford to sell off several docking areas have offered to pay €2m for the quays

Fri, 30 Jan, 2004

Councillors declare war on street violence

TOWN councillors in an area where 10 people have been arrested for street violence over the past two weekends have said they’ll enact by-laws forcing nightclubs to shut early, if disturbances continue.

Tue, 27 Jan, 2004

Merger of New Ross and Waterford ports likely to go ahead this year

TWO of the country’s busiest port authorities could be about to merge.

Mon, 05 Jan, 2004

IFA could buy sugar beet interests says minister

Junior Marine Minister, Hugh Byrne has said Irish Sugar should sell their interests to the IFA in an attempt to resolve the current sugar beet dispute.

Tue, 27 Nov, 2001

Calls for extreme measures around the country

Junior Marine Minister Hugh Byrne has called for drastic new measures to be implemented to combat the spread of foot and mouth disease.

Thu, 01 Mar, 2001