Fisherman give cautious welcome to EU quotas

Irish fisherman have reacted cautiously to new EU fishing quotas negotiated during talks in Brussels.

Fisherman give cautious welcome to EU quotas
Wed, 22 Dec, 2004 - 08:31

Irish fisherman have reacted cautiously to new EU fishing quotas negotiated during talks in Brussels.

EU fisheries ministers agreed that cod-fishing grounds in the Irish Sea, North Sea and west of Scotland should remain open.

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CourtsFish quotasPlace: BrusselsPlace: Irish SeaPlace: North SeaPlace: west ofPerson: Sean O'DonoghueOrganisation: EUOrganisation: European CommissionOrganisation: Killybegs Fishermen's Organisation
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