Ireland urged to push for end to overfishing in EU waters
Annual negotiations on agreeing quotas and allowable catches are continuing in Brussels
€6m EU funding for Irish fishing suspended in ‘hostile’ row
EU Commission to take infringement proceedings against Ireland on fishery penalties
Rockall was ‘handed over’ to UK in 2013, say Irish fishers
IFPO seeking legal advice on overturning agreement between Ireland and UK
Marine reserves work as they protect the oldest and largest animals
After centuries of fishing we do not know what natural conditions are. Only marine reserves will give us such insights
Coveney rules out sending Irish Navy ships into Rockall waters
‘We need to take the heat out of this discussion’, says Tánaiste
Factories have too much power, say farmers at ‘beef summit’
Minister agrees that farmers are facing a critical time
Lawyers ask President to refer sea fisheries ’border’ Bill to be referred to Supreme Court
Legislation passed in Dáil amid accusations Minister ’selling out’ Irish fishermen
Minister appeals to fisherman to stop hunger strike
Seanad passes Bill to restore rights of northern fishermen to six-mile zone
Bill to allow NI vessels access to Irish waters not backed by all
Legislation to pass Seanad, Dáil by Brexit deadline despite claims haste unnecessary
Fish Bill delayed until Brexit deadline in row over ’meaningful talks’
Legislation aims to restored access by Northern boats to Irish waters
Marine minister hails fish deal as ‘balanced’
Environmental groups say EU ministers have disregarded scientific advice
Growth of rural economy will help ease Asian extreme poverty, says expert
Ireland could lead the way to joint approach to agriculture, climate, nutrition and health policies, says Tom Arnold
Jacob Rees-Mogg hails Davis’s ‘very important’ resignation
David Davis resignation: Reaction from allies and rivals from Jeremy Corbyn to Nicola Sturgeon
What is the true cost of eating meat?
As concerns over the impact on the environment, human health and animal welfare grow, what future is there for the meat industry?
‘Real intent’ among farmers to reduce climate change, civil servant says
Expansion and meeting climate change obligations is doable according to Aidan O’Driscoll
Tracking device from Irishman's firm being used worldwide
SafeTrx device adopted by search and rescue agencies from Netherlands to Australia
British reversal on fisheries puts Ireland in deep water
Government expected to review position on legislation for cross-Border fishing rights
Fishing announcement UK’s ‘first serious shot on Brexit’
Groups express concern of Britain’s planned withdrawal from London Fisheries Convention
Grieving Katherine Zappone bids sad farewell to ‘Annie darling’
Minister for Children says of wife Anne Louise Gilligan: ‘I have to let you go now’
Irish fishing sector fears choppier waters in Brexit’s wake
Uncertainty on future causing jitters and highlighting existing concerns over fishing ports
Fishing rights: ‘Big corporations win out, because they have clout’
Supertrawler Atlantic Dawn sold a decade ago but deal works against smaller operations
Irish fishermen ‘face wipe-out’ unless fishing rules changed
Analysis: Ireland should use Brexit as basis to to renegotiate EU fish policy, industry says
Irish fishermen allocated a larger quota for next year
Industry welcomes 233,500 tonnes quota, an increase of 6% on 2016, and worth €280m
Budget 2017: Farmers to get extra time to pay tax bills
Noonan says measures aimed at helping farmers facing ‘exceptionally poor year’
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