Boat blockades move away from Rosslare and Waterford ports

Fishing boats which were blockading Rosslare and Waterford ports this morning are now moving away.

Boat blockades move away from Rosslare and Waterford ports
Mon, 06 Jun, 2005 - 16:35

Fishing boats which were blockading Rosslare and Waterford ports this morning are now moving away.

The fishermen were protesting over their entitlements to fish scallops in the area since the introduction of new EU restrictions.

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