British-registered vessel detained for alleged fishing breaches

The Irish Naval Service has detained a British-registered vessel off the south-west coast for alleged breaches of fishing regulations.

Wed, 20 Oct, 2004 - 13:54

The Irish Naval Service has detained a British-registered vessel off the south-west coast for alleged breaches of fishing regulations.

The Bergur was intercepted by the LE Niamh around 70 miles south-west of Valentia this morning and is being escorted to Castletownbere for inspection by Department of the Marine officials.

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