Ireland's fishing crisis: ‘Another nail in the coffin of Ireland’s indigenous fishing industry’ 

On day one of his special report, NEIL MICHAEL explains the industry's fears that a prospective EU-Norway deal could sideline Ireland's interests
Ireland's fishing crisis: ‘Another nail in the coffin of Ireland’s indigenous fishing industry’ 

Fisherman Manuel hauling in fishing lines aboard the Dingle-based gillnetter Men Scoedec. Picture: Neil Michael

That Norway wants more access to Ireland’s fish than it already has is something that has probably passed most people by.

So too the fact that this became a red-line issue for the Irish fishing industry.

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