A trawler from Denmark refused to land its large cargo of blue whiting at the Donegal port last week, following a disagreement over how to weigh the consignment

20-page report from trade union will claim scheme designed to regulate fishing industry has made things worse for migrant fishers

ITF says government has ‘botched’ transposition of EU law around working time for migrant workers in fishing industry

Maynooth University report finds that conditions for migrant fishing workers have worsened despite introduction of the atypical workers’ scheme

The fishing industry has traditionally lagged behind farming in Irish trade negotiations – and now, as part of the Brexit withdrawal deal, it has has been hardest hit in the EU, losing €43 million worth of its annual quotas in British waters

Fishing industry insists Ireland should only lose half of the €40 million worth of catch it has been forced to give up as part of Brexit

From fishing to farming to financial services, numerous industries were watching the pre-Christmas Brexit negotiations with bated breath. What does the future now hold for them?

Since Britain voted to leave the EU in June 2016, both sides have spent more time on the future of fishing than the future of financial services