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With boat ownership running at 1:4 people, few locals are without an opportunity of some kind to enjoy leisure time afloat. Could Ireland take up the charge and benefit from this mult-million Euro Industry? Photo David Branigan/Oceansport

April/May headlines:

· International congress will hear that ‘hard engineering’ alone cannot protect the natural environment. In conversation with Ray Earle, Dublin, May 13-18, further information: www.iwa-wcedublin.org

· Where lies Ireland on green law implementation?

· Should Dublin CC be allowed plunder the River Shannon?

· Could Ireland simulate New Zealand's marine leisure success story?

· Highlights of the Donegal Islands Survival Plan 2012-2015

· Has the ban on commercial salmon netting impacted on seatrout rivers?

· Positive investor feedback on proposed Galway deep sea fish farm

· Could seaweed biomass cultivation replace finate fossil fuels?

· Irish marine technology showcased at Oceanology 2012

· Seabed data available as mobile phone app by year end

· Kick starting investment in the maritime sector

· And more........

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Inshore Ireland Publishing Limited provides:
research, compilation, editing and production services through to final print of articles, reports and publications, especially but not exclusive in the marine, freshwater and maritime sectors.

Published reports include:
Aquaculture Ireland Yearbook 2010
World Seafood Congress (2007)
The Rising Tide - Review of the Bottom Grown Mussel Sector on the Island of Ireland (2006)