Supporting the Irish Seafood Industry

Bord Iascaigh Mhara helps to develop the Irish Seafood Industry by providing technical expertise, business support, funding, training and promoting responsible environmental practice.

Services

Funding BIM Swoosh

Funding

We provide grant aid right across the seafood industry

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Funding

We provide grant aid right across the seafood industry

Fisheries Aquaculture Seafood Processors All sectors
Training BIM Swoosh

Training

Explore our range of accredited Seafood Training Programmes

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Training

Explore our range of accredited Seafood Training Programmes

Fisheries Aquaculture Seafood Processors All sectors
Aquatech Innovation Studio BIM Swoosh

Aquatech Innovation Studio

Programme now open for applicants
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Insights BIM Swoosh

Insights

BIM provides insights on a range of topics and sectors in the seafood industry including fishing and aquaculture
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Advisory Services BIM Swoosh

Advisory Services

We offer a range of Technical and Business services to support your business

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Advisory Services

We offer a range of Technical and Business services to support your business

Fisheries Aquaculture Seafood Processors All sectors
Sustainability & Certification BIM Swoosh

Sustainability & Certification

Achieve the highest standards in environmental management, food safety & quality

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Sustainability & Certification

Achieve the highest standards in environmental management, food safety & quality

Fisheries Aquaculture Seafood Processors All sectors
Industry Projects BIM Swoosh

Industry Projects

BIM and Industry collaborate to find innovative solutions through technical expertise and knowledge

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Industry Projects

BIM and Industry collaborate to find innovative solutions through technical expertise and knowledge

Fisheries Aquaculture Seafood Processors All sectors

Latest News & Events

Irish fishers and processors to benefit from new €258 million EMFAF funding schemes

Ireland’s fishers and processors can now apply for funding to adapt and innovative their businesses under the €258.4 million European Maritime Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund 2021-27 (EMFAF), which will be administered by Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM).

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Irish fishers and processors to benefit from new €258 million EMFAF funding schemes

BIM partnering with seafood industry for a cleaner and healthier ocean

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Five Young Chefs Selected for BIM’s Taste the Atlantic 2024 Young Chef Ambassador Programme

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Shortlist for Seafood Exporter of the Year awards announced

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Opening of €2.1 million National Sea Survival Training Pool to bolster Safety at Sea Training for Seafood Sector

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A Seafood Way of Life

A Seafood Way of Life

As an island nation and with over 8,000 kms of coastland, Ireland has a rich tradition in fishing and aquaculture. Our coastal communities have worked in harmony with nature and have been to the forefront in ensuring the sustainable development of our natural resources, while passing on the knowledge, expertise and passion for the seafood way of life, throughout the generations.

Connemara seafood truck making waves along the Wild Atlantic Way, with support from BIM

A love story involving a Connemara woman and a Chilean man has resulted in the creation of an award-winning outdoor seafood eatery which is making serious culinary waves along the shores of the majestic Killary Fjord in Co. Galway.

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Connemara seafood truck making waves along the Wild Atlantic Way, with support from BIM

The pearl of Co. Louth food businesses, Carlingford Oyster Company, completes half a million euro investment, with support from BIM

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Co. Clare couple realise dream to transform derelict site in Kilkee into an outstanding seafood destination

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Family owned East Cork seafood business investing in the future, with support from BIM

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Smoking hot business making waves in The Burren, with support from BIM

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