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gov.ie - Minister McConalogue delivers record €335 million allocation for seafood sector and coastal communities for 2023 - Vimarsana News

gov.ie - Minister McConalogue delivers record €335 million allocation for seafood sector and coastal communities for 2023

Agriculture, Food and the Marine Budget 2023fisheries, aquaculture, seafood processing, fishery harbour development, marine research and conservation

Source: gov.ie
Budget 2023: 'Record' €335 million Allocation for Seafood Sector and Coastal Communities for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Budget 2023: 'Record' €335 million Allocation for Seafood Sector and Coastal Communities for 2023

It represents a 62% increase in Budget allocation

Source: afloat.ie
Minister McConalogue Meets Seafood Sector Organisations on Impacts of Energy Costs and Fishery Quotas for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Minister McConalogue Meets Seafood Sector Organisations on Impacts of Energy Costs and Fishery Quotas for 2023

Minister Charlie McConalogue provided an update on implementing recommendations of the Seafood Task Force on Friday 23 September

Source: afloat.ie
Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation ("decommissioning") Scheme Application Deadline is Extended - Vimarsana News

Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation ("decommissioning") Scheme Application Deadline is Extended

The new deadline is 5pm, Friday 18 November.

Source: afloat.ie
Fishing Fleet Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation Scheme Open for Applications - Vimarsana News

Fishing Fleet Brexit Voluntary Permanent Cessation Scheme Open for Applications

The scheme will support vessels in the polyvalent and beam trawl segments to permanently cease all fishing activity

Source: afloat.ie