Trawler detained for alleged breaches of fishing rules

The Irish Navy has detained an Irish-registered trawler on suspicion of breaching fishing regulations.

Fri, 09 Jul, 2004 - 15:10

The Irish Navy has detained an Irish-registered trawler on suspicion of breaching fishing regulations.

The Emerald Dawn was detained by the LE Roisin around 50 miles north-west of the Blasket Islands yesterday evening before it was escorted to Dingle for inspection by officials from the Department of the Marine.

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