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A High Court judge has quashed an order by the Minister for Agriculture in which he had revoked the licence of a fish farm in Bantry in West Cork.

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Offshore fish farms at risk from winter storms
Offshore fish farms at risk from winter storms
Winter storms continue to pose a high risk to offshore fish farms and the threat of caged stock being released into the Atlantic.

Thu, 10 Dec, 2015

Coveney green lights contentious algae farm

Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney is on another collision course with residents of Bantry after he approved a fish farming licence for a company seeking to cultivate native seaweed in the West Cork bay.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2014

Simon Coveney: Weather delayed collection of fish
Simon Coveney: Weather delayed collection of fish

After months of questioning, Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney has confirmed that up to 230,000 farmed fish escaped from their cages into Bantry Bay during February’s storms.

Mon, 31 Mar, 2014

Cobh ‘could be cut off’ if bridge hit
Cobh ‘could be cut off’ if bridge hit

Up to 14,000 people could be in danger of being cut off if gale force winds and flooding were to damage the only bridge leading into a town in Co Cork.

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