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New Chair for Seafish Northern Ireland Advisory Committee
Harry Wick announced as chair of the Seafish Northern Ireland Advisory Committee (SNIAC) and takes up role with immediate effect. -
2021 Northern Ireland Small Port Infrastructure Survey
Results of the ‘2021 Northern Ireland Small Port Infrastructure Survey’. -
Developing seafood trails for Northern Ireland
Our Northern Ireland Regional Manager talks about trails created to connect families with local seafood, fishing harbours and communities. -
First Aid demos and free safety kit on offer at events for Northern Irish fishing industry
Fishing safety events at fishing ports across Northern Ireland this December. Free to attend for anyone working on a commercial fishing vessel. -
Marketing local seafood through education in Northern Ireland
Our Regional Manager in Northern Ireland talks about a project promoting local seafood to inspire the chefs of the future. -
Could offshore renewable developments affect shellfish catch?
Research on the impact of noise and vibrations on shellfish fisheries could help in future discussions about renewable energy sites. Read our blog. -
Working with the seafood industry in Northern Ireland
We help the Northern Irish seafood industry thrive through seafood promotion, fisheries science, education and fishing safety initiatives. -
Seafish Northern Ireland Advisory Committee (SNIAC)
The Seafish Northern Ireland Advisory Committee (SNIAC) provides a forum for the seafood industry to input into the work of Seafish. -
Bob the restaurant owner's story
Bob McCoubrey owns Mourne Seafood and the Belfast Cookery School. Find out how we work locally with businesses to help them and the regions thrive. -
Funding schemes for the UK seafood industry
This page has information on grants and funds that are available to UK seafood and marine businesses and organisations. -
Skippers take lead role in drive to improve fishing industry’s safety culture
Latest Home and Dry campaign from the Fishing Industry Safety Group (FISG) targets the higher risk under 10 metre commercial fishing fleet.