Film 'lifts the lid on decades of unfairness' by EU towards Irish fishing communities

With up to 10 people working on each boat, he said they are to places like Castletownbere what pharma hubs like Pfizer are to urban areas, and that fact is not widely understood. Picture: Niall Duffy/West Cork

With up to 10 people working on each boat, he said they are to places like Castletownbere what pharma hubs like Pfizer are to urban areas, and that fact is not widely understood. Picture: Niall Duffy/West Cork

Irish fishing communities have commissioned their own documentary to highlight the crisis in coastal communities which they say has been caused by decades of unfair EU fishing policy.

They have invited politicians to its screening in Dublin today as a follow-on to their high-profile protest flotillas staged in Cork and Dublin ports earlier this year.

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