National #media ignores fishing industry and #coastal communities but they have a strong voice and leading maritime reportage in the MARINE TIMES.

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Marine Times newspaper November edition view (out now in print and online) of how the fishing industry is treated by Government.

Our Maritime Heritage is essential to our nationhood. The MARINE TIMES includes a a Heritage Page each month. In the November edition published now in print and online... how 300,000 people went to Canada

At a time of crisis for the fishing industry why did the Government do this?If it were any other industry would there not be an outcry? The MARINE TIMES November edition out now has the courage to challenge and ask the question.

Irish mussel fishermen are being driven to bankruptcy. The story in the MARINE TIMES November edition. Out now in print in the shops and online.

Raising the issues. Asking the questions. Without fear or favour. The best news coverage. MARINE TIMES December edition out now in print and online. Get a copy to keep up-to-date on maritime matters.

Maritime people are great. The MARINE TIMES reports each month on achievements. Read MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE in the December edition out now in print and online.

#Maritime #heritage - the cultural, historical and natural legacies tied to the sea and to the land... All reported in the only Irish publication to do so - the MARINE TIMES. A full page in every edition. December issue out now in print and online.

EU betrays Irish fishing fleet.. Over 2,000 jobs, factories, coastal communities facing disasters after EU negotiations. Full detail and analysis by the MARINE TIMES Ireland's leading marine newspaper on marinetimes.ie

"Over 2,300 jobs in coastal communities face immediate danger, and the wider economic impacts could reach €200m next year." Reaction on marinetimes.ie

The place to discuss the issues... The MARINE TIMES FORUM. Your views welcome. December edition now in the shops and online. The leading marine newspaper.

‘Are we a colony or a sovereign country?’ Committee chair challenges EU fisheries injustice marinetimes.ie (Photo: Colin Hunt)

Very strong anti-EU feelings in coastal communities quoted at Oireachtas Fisheries Committee today. Is #Ireland being used as a #colonised nation by bigger EU States? Comprehensive coverage on MARINE TIMES website marinetimes.ie

Fastnet Trawler which went aground on Dec 14th at the entrance of Dingle harbour, pictured today Dec 17th - hull has been breached resulting in the vessel no longer being afloat. Pollution concerns still exist & safety paramount in dealing with the vessel Photo: Paul Dolan

The maritime paper reporting without fear or favour.. Just the truth. The #Marine #TIMES January edition in print in the shops this week and online. A must read for the Marine sector.

The Big 5 investigated... and how it affects #Irish fishing. #Marine Times January edition out now online and in print. Be sure to read

In this month’s edition - European Betrayal: Over 2,300 jobs in coastal communities face immediate danger: Coastal communities will be decimated .... What Irish Farmers Fear Under Mercosur Deal Has Already Happened To Inshore Fishermen January issue in shops now

The strongest piece of #marine journalism in Ireland about the Government's failure to stand up for Irish #fishing. It has defended farming. Why is the same not done for fishing? Marine Times January edition. Out now.

State agencies might benefit from an overhaul - the latest SEASCAPES blog tommacsweeneymaritimepodcast.ie and the MARINE TIMES February edition.