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Well known South-East boat yard sailing to success following €340,000 investment, with support from BIM

Renowned Connemara shellfish business Killary Fjord Shellfish is poised for growth and increased efficiencies following an investment in a new packaging and labelling machine supported by Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM).

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Well known South-East boat yard sailing to success following €340,000 investment, with support from BIM

Well known South-East boat yard sailing to success following €340,000 investment, with support from BIM

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Industry flock back to BIM-sponsored Irish Skipper Expo

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Launch of BIM Economic Impact of the Irish seafood sector study

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Dingle fish processor making waves with exciting new digital visitor attraction – with support from BIM

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  • Well known South-East boat yard sailing to success following €340,000 investment, with support from BIM

    Renowned Connemara shellfish business Killary Fjord Shellfish is poised for growth and increased efficiencies following an investment in a new packaging and labelling machine supported by Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM).

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  • Well known South-East boat yard sailing to success following €340,000 investment, with support from BIM

    A Co. Wexford Boat Yard is poised for a significant boost in business following a €340,000 investment in a new boat lift and energy efficiencies which will allow it work with heavier fishing and leisure vessels for dry dock and repair.

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  • Industry flock back to BIM-sponsored Irish Skipper Expo

    For its third year running in Co. Limerick, BIM proudly returned as main sponsor to The Irish Skipper Expo, Ireland’s only dedicated trade show for the seafood industry

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  • Launch of BIM Economic Impact of the Irish seafood sector study

    BIM is carrying out an assessment of the impact of the seafood industry in Ireland’s top ten fishing ports. This study aims to measure the depth of the industry in each port to accurately assess its contribution and importance.

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  • Dingle fish processor making waves with exciting new digital visitor attraction – with support from BIM

    A former Dingle fish processing plant is making waves with a new high-tech, virtual marine visitor attraction which is keeping alive the spirit of one of Kerry’ most loved characters, Fungi the Dolphin. The Wild Atlantic Virtual Experience (WAVE) is offering visitors a unique, immersive ocean experience, telling the story of marine life through the eyes of the men and women who have fished off the Co. Kerry shores for thousands of years using Ireland’s largest 360-degree LED screen. 

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