We must learn from Pisces tragedy, says minister

The Pisces fishing tragedy in which five people died must never happen again, the Marine Minister vowed today.

Wed, 23 Nov, 2005 - 10:39

The Pisces fishing tragedy in which five people died must never happen again, the Marine Minister vowed today.

Locals in Co Wexford criticised the €1,000 fine given to skipper Patrick Barden, who was found guilty of running an unsafe ship under 1981 legislation.

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Courts Boating tragedy Place: Fethard-on-Sea Place: Wexford Person: Marine Person: Patrick Barden Person: Barden Person: Gallagher Person: TD Person: Paul Kehoe Person: James Cooney Person: Seamus Doyle Person: Mark Person: John Cullen Person: Martin Roche Organisation: Wexford Circuit Court Organisation: Donegal South West TD Organisation: Marine Casualty Investigation Board Organisation: Marine Investigation Board

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