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NIFA Members Outline Pressure on Inshore Shore Sector to Minister
NIFA members hand-delivered a letter to the constituency off of Minister Charlie McConalogue requesting financial assistance for the sectorThe National Inshore Fishermen's Association (NIFA) has hand-delivered a letter to the constituency office of current Minister...
Minister announces Update on the Liquidity Aid Scheme for Pelagic Segment
Minister for the Marine, Charlie McConalogue has announced an update on the liquidity aid scheme for the Pelagic Segment of the Irish fishing fleetMinister McConalogue issues important update on the €25.6 million liquidity aid scheme for the Pelagic Segment of the...
Minister McConalogue sets out Ireland’s priorities for 2024 fishing opportunities
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue has set out Ireland’s priorities for 2024 fishing opportunities. Photo: EU Council of Ministers 2023Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue, T.D, today attended the EU...
Newly Designed BIM Engineering Courses Now on National Framework of Qualifications
BIM recently redesigned their Engineering Courses and, following validation from QQIBIM recently redesigned their Engineering Courses and, following validation from Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI), the courses will now lead to two new awards on the National...
Farmers, fishers and foresters are the bedrock of the rural economy” declares Minister McConalogue
"Farmers, fishers and foresters are the bedrock of the rural economy” says Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogueMinister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue T.D, is today attending a meeting of the EU Agriculture and...
Mary Kate Saga Continues as Gaffney Petition Referred to Another Committee
The Mary Kate saga continues as the petition submitted by CJ Gaffney to the Committee on Petitions is referred to the EU Parliament Committee on Petitions"Why is everyone so afraid of dealing with the issue of the Mary Kate?" asks CJ Gaffney after the Committee on...