Person: Minister for the Marine and Natural Resources

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Most civil servants 'have no code of conduct'

Most public servants are not bound by any code of conduct – seven years after legislation was enacted on the issue, the State’s ethics watchdog warned today.

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Oil companies granted licences to work off coast

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Relief among politicians over release of Five

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Rossport Five defiant as Shell halts work

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Ministers discuss cross-border gas price

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Weather imposes its will on race fleet

Fishermen to receive compulsory safety training

Irish fishermen will undergo compulsory safety training for the first time.

Sun, 30 Dec, 2001

Campaign underway to stop Swilly shellfish farming

A petition with almost 9,000 signatures will be handed to the Minister for the Marine and Natural Resources Frank Fahy at the Dáil today.

Thu, 22 Mar, 2001

Person: Minister for the Marine and Natural Resources

Most civil servants 'have no code of conduct'

Oil companies granted licences to work off coast

Relief among politicians over release of Five

Rossport Five defiant as Shell halts work

Ministers discuss cross-border gas price

Weather imposes its will on race fleet

Fishermen to receive compulsory safety training

Campaign underway to stop Swilly shellfish farming

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Mick Clifford

Person: Minister for the Marine and Natural Resources

Most civil servants 'have no code of conduct'

Oil companies granted licences to work off coast

Relief among politicians over release of Five

Rossport Five defiant as Shell halts work

Ministers discuss cross-border gas price

Weather imposes its will on race fleet

Fishermen to receive compulsory safety training

Campaign underway to stop Swilly shellfish farming

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Mick Clifford

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