€6.6m EU funding boost for Irish fisheries

The image shows Timmy Dooley TD, Minister of State for Agriculture, Food and the Marine with responsibility for Fisheries, with Caroline Bocquel, CEO BIM, at the 2025 Irish Skipper Expo in Limerick

Source: BIM

Investments of €6.6 million have been secured by Irish fishers under EU-funded schemes, which seek to help enhance sustainability, productivity and value in the Irish seafood sector.

Implemented through Ireland’s Seafood Development Programme, these fisheries investments support innovative technologies such as solar-powered onshore holding tanks, integrated fish processing systems and refrigerated transport.

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