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Fishing reps want probe into Spanish trawler case

Fishing industry representatives want an investigation into how a Spanish-owned trawler with sick crew onboard was allowed to dock in Ireland.

Fishing reps want probe into Spanish trawler case

Thu, 07 May, 2020 - 19:00

Neil Michael

Fishing industry representatives want an investigation into how a Spanish-owned trawler with sick crew onboard was allowed to dock in Ireland.

The MFV Notre Dame docked in Castletownbere on April 21 where it unloaded fish it had caught since leaving Spain on April 10.

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