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Wondering why you should use a float on your oyster bags? Read how they reduce labour and improve meat content by allowing free movement to your oysters.

Why Use a Float When Growing Oysters?

We’re getting a lot of enquiries from growers who are interested in using a flotation system on their trestles to…
This short online survey aims to capture your thoughts and comments about the seascapes that you are familiar with and what they mean to you.

Ireland’s Seascapes

To deepen our understanding of Ireland’s Seascapes, the Marine Institute is inviting you to complete an online survey. The survey responses…
Rack and bag oyster cultivation

Rack and Bag Cultivation

In Ireland the ‘rack and bag’ method is the most common method of oyster cultivation. The young oysters are placed…
Applications are invited to take part in the 2020 Irish Aquaculture Accelerator Program run by HATCH in association with Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM).

HATCH Aquaculture Accelerator Programme

Applications are invited to take part in the 2020 Irish Aquaculture Accelerator Program run by HATCH in association with Bord…
Guy Cotten are known for their distinctive yellow oilskin clothing. For over 50 years they have clothed fishermen, sailors and all lovers of the sea.

What is it about Guy Cotten?

Founded in Brittany in France in 1964, Guy Cotten are known for their distinctive yellow oilskin clothing. For over 50…
Following feedback from customers, Sligo-based Triskell Seafood Ltd have expanded their clothing range to include top quality Stormline products.

Triskell Seafood now stocking Stormline Gear

PRESS RELEASE Triskell Seafood are delighted to announce they are now stockists for Stormline Commercial Fishing Gear in Ireland. Following…
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