Charlie McConalogue

A reasonable and workable implementation for the Irish fishing industry of the EU Control Regulation

To highlight the critical need for a commitment from Government to ensure that the economic potential and sustainable future of the Irish aquaculture sector are realised.::To highlight the urgency to implement a functioning aquaculture licensing system as a key priority for the…

Invitation to the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine to address the annual Aquaculture Conference and Annual General Meeting::To highlight that there have been many challenges for the Irish aquaculture sector in recent months, with many Irish aquaculture producers…

To raise concerns regarding the Marine Protected Areas General Scheme and ensure that environmental and biodiversity concerns were considered by the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Housing, Local Government and Heritage ahead of the Committee reporting on their recommendations…

Raise awareness of Article 17 of the Common Fisheries Policy and advocate for a comprehensive response to implement it. To share discussion points and key takeaways from an Article 17 workshop held in 2022. ::To request a meeting to discuss in further detail.

To discuss the requirement to, and the benefits of, implementing Article 17 of the Common Fisheries Policy. To raise awareness of the need to incorporate fisheries management in climate and biodiversity targets and obligations. To advocate for a strong response from Ireland at…

Funding for members who are decommissioning fishing vessels and also funding for the Scallop Scheme.

To Highlight our Members views and concerns on all the issues listed about

Clarification being sought.

Invitation to Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine to address the annual Aquaculture Conference and AGM.

To establish what emergency funding is available to help alleviate the current energy bills crisis for companies in the primary agricultural, fishery or aquaculture sectors given that they are excluded from the Ukraine enterprise crisis scheme.::To query why companies in the…

Funding for sectors within the Killybegs Fishermen's Organisation (owners of Pelagic, Demersal fishing vessels) which have had serious economic damage due to the Brexit effects on Irish fisheries

That access granted to Norwegian fishing vessels would be dependant on transfer of portion of Norwegian Blue Whiting quota in Irish waters to Ireland

To restore some level of financial viability to the Irish fishing fleet with a temporary fuel subsidy as other EU countries have done for their fishing industry

Financial aid for the RSW fishing vessel fleet which cannot avail of alternative schemes