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    • Newsletter 28 February 25 Salmon Watch Ireland

      Posted by John Murphy on February 28, 2025

        This newsletter deals with Section 19A (4) of the 1997 Fisheries Act which is to be deleted from Irish Legislation. Please click on image below  

    • Update 21 February 25 – Salmon Monitoring Report

      Posted by John Murphy on February 21, 2025

        The  report was published recently by Inland Fisheries Ireland and is a comprehensive analysis of the program carried out in 2023.   This program is concerned with catchment wide electro fishing, estimation of smolt to adult return survival rates and a study of life cycle characteristics in several catchments.   The report is extensive […]

    • Collapse of Salmon Stocks – An examination of illegal and unregulated fisheries

      Posted by John Murphy on February 15, 2025

        The focus of this update is to inform you of the recent addition of a scientific paper examining the many impacts on salmon with a particular  emphasis on unregulated illegal fisheries at sea. Please click on document below.      

    • Annacotty Weir and Catch Advice 2025

      Posted by John Murphy on February 14, 2025

      Salmon Watch Ireland would like to update our supporters on the catch advice for 2025 and Annacotty Weir. Please click on the documents below.  

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