Killybegs Fishermen's Organisation
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Where have all the mackerel gone?
The scientific advice for a 70% cut in mackerel catches was not surprising given the consistent warnings from the scientists. So why has management failed so badly when the science was so clear on what the outcome would be? Two reasons stand out
The scientific advice for a 70% cut in mackerel catches was not surprising given the consistent warnings from the scientists. So why has management failed so badly when the science was so clear on what the outcome would be? Two reasons stand out
October 13, 2025 at 8:28 AM
Where have all the mackerel gone?
The scientific advice for a 70% cut in mackerel catches was not surprising given the consistent warnings from the scientists. So why has management failed so badly when the science was so clear on what the outcome would be? Two reasons stand out
The scientific advice for a 70% cut in mackerel catches was not surprising given the consistent warnings from the scientists. So why has management failed so badly when the science was so clear on what the outcome would be? Two reasons stand out
Moving west to Owey Island and Kincasslagh, this week we feature the Neptune. The family business was started by the late John Oglesby, who tragically died on board the Neptune on 12 February 1988.
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#irishfishingindustry #killybegs
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kfo.ie/member/neptu...
March 12, 2025 at 9:15 AM
Moving west to Owey Island and Kincasslagh, this week we feature the Neptune. The family business was started by the late John Oglesby, who tragically died on board the Neptune on 12 February 1988.
#irishfishingindustry #killybegs
Learn more
kfo.ie/member/neptu...
#irishfishingindustry #killybegs
Learn more
kfo.ie/member/neptu...