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Inland Fisheries following a ‘definite line of inquiry’ after over 500 fish found dead in Kildare

Fish kills trigger new IFI pollution investigations

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) has confirmed investigations are underway into fish kills in Co. Cork and Co. Galway today (Friday, July 10). IFI is also investigating a suspected p...

New State plan targets rapid response to major fish kills

A new State inter-agency plan aimed at ensuring a swift and co-ordinated response to major fish kill incidents has been published today (Thursday, June 25). Inland Fisheries Irelan...

‘Definite line of enquiry’ in Kildare fish kill case

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) and statutory partners are now following a definite line of inquiry regarding a significant fish kill that took place in Co. Kildare this week. The i...

Louth river incident is one of Ireland’s worst fish kills on record

Inland Fisheries Ireland says source has been identified as agricultural discharge

Over 500 fish dead in 'significant' fish kill in Co Kildare

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) is investigating the incident but said it’s too early to definitively establish how it occurred.

IFI investigates major fish kill in West Cork lake

Several hundred juvenile bream were found dead at Curraghalicky Lake near Dunmanway 

IFI investigating ‘significant’ fish kill in Maynooth

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) has said it is investigating a “significant” kill in the Rye River in Maynooth, with initial estimates of 500 dead fish. According to IFI, the fish k...

Agricultural discharge the ‘source of pollution’ at Louth river – IFI

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) has said it is continuing to investigate a serious fish kill on the River Glyde in Co. Louth. IFI estimates that more than 20,000 fish have died in t...

More than 500 fish believed dead in ‘significant fish kill’ in Co Kildare

Inland Fisheries Ireland investigating incident over 4km-stretch of river Rye near Maynooth

Over 20,000 fish thought dead in 'significant kill' caused by agricultural discharge in Co Louth

IFI Fisheries environmental officers have been on site since Tuesday evening to investigate the incident.

Wildlife Trust calls for prosecution after agricultural river pollution

The Irish Wildlife Trust has expressed its “outrage” following confirmation of a fish kill in the River Glyde, Co. Louth. More than 20,000 fish have died, including minnows, stickl...

Bureau formed to manage invasive species in Ireland

A new partnership is set to be launched with the aim of strengthening Ireland's approach to managing invasive species.

The best places in Ireland to go for a fishing vacation

Grab your fishing rod and check out these serene ten spots in Ireland that are perfect for a fishing vacation.

Prosecution possible after 20,000 fish die in Louth river

Inland Fisheries Ireland said a file for potential prosecution is being prepared after over 20,000 fish died in a Co Louth river.

Endangered salmon among victims of ‘significant’ fish kill in Co Louth

‘Definite line of inquiry’ being pursued by Inland Fisheries Ireland following incident in river Glyde near Tallanstown

Another major fishkill in Cork as hundreds of dead fish are recovered from Curraghalicky Lake

New interagency protocol for investigating large fishkills that was launched a fortnight ago is now active

More than 20,000 fish estimated to have been killed in Co Louth river

River Glyde pollution findings expected in ‘coming weeks’

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) expects analysis of water samples taken from a pollution discharge on the River Glyde to be available in the “coming weeks”. In the meantime IFI is c...

Minister visits site of fish kill in Louth river

Minister of State at the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment, Timmy Dooley and CEO of Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI), Dr. Eamonn Kelly visited the site of the fish ki...

Louth fish kill 'devastating for biodiversity' - minister

A significant fish kill in a Co Louth river in which an estimated 20,000 fish died is "devastating for biodiversity", a minister has said.

Inland Fisheries Ireland chief executive had suicidal thoughts, doctor tells tribunal

Specialist tells WRC State fishing agency was unhappy with her findings but did not seek her to change her report

Witness ‘afraid’ to give evidence due to intimidation by State fisheries agency, WRC told

Inland Fisheries Ireland says there is ‘absolutely no substance whatsoever’ to claims of witness intimidation

Call for tougher action on foreign vessels fishing in EEZ

The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Fisheries and Maritime Affairs has called for stronger enforcement of non-Irish vessels fishing in the country's Exclusive Economic Zone.