Further support for the Irish inshore fisheries sector
Seafood
Ireland
Published Apr 21, 2023
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Further support for Irish inshore fisheries sector. New round of funding under Brexit Inshore Fisheries Business Model Adjustment Scheme
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Further support for Irish inshore fisheries sector. In a meeting with representatives of the Inshore fisheries sector, Ireland’s Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Charlie McConalogue announced a new round of funding under the Brexit Inshore Fisheries Business Model Adjustment Scheme. The support scheme which operated in 2022 was put in place to assist inshore fishers in adjusting to the impacts of Brexit on their businesses and delivered on a recommendation of the Report of the Seafood Task Force – Navigating Change (October 2021). The scheme was delivered successfully to over 800 eligible applicants. However, given the ongoing challenges faced by the inshore sector, the scheme has been redeveloped and relaunched to offer further support to inshore fishers. The Minister and inshore representatives also discussed a range of other topics important to the inshore sector, including developments in the hook and line mackerel fishery, North West herring policy and new ...
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