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Donegal Fish to transform fish processing with support from Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

Scheme will deliver up to €45 million in funding to the seafood processing sector.

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Donegal Fish to transform fish processing with support from Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

Burren Smokehouse to benefit from €26.8 million Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

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Good Fish among 44 projects to share in €26.8 million Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

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Sustainable Fisheries Part B scheme reopens for applications 

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Brexit Off-register Capacity scheme open for applications 

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  • Donegal Fish to transform fish processing with support from Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

    Scheme will deliver up to €45 million in funding to the seafood processing sector.

    Read More
  • Burren Smokehouse to benefit from €26.8 million Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

    Scheme will deliver up to €45 million in funding to the seafood processing sector.

    Read More
  • Good Fish among 44 projects to share in €26.8 million Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

    Scheme will deliver up to €45 million in funding to the seafood processing sector.

    Read More
  • Sustainable Fisheries Part B scheme reopens for applications 

    BIM has this week reopened the Sustainable Fisheries (Part B) scheme. The scheme is funded under European, Maritime and Fisheries Fund Operational Programme and supports specific listed capital investment items on board fishing vessels.

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  • Brexit Off-register Capacity scheme open for applications 

    The Brexit Off-register Capacity scheme has opened for applications. Off-register or latent capacity is fishing capacity that is licensed for use but not currently in operation for a variety of reasons such as vessels being lost at sea, damaged or in need of repair/upgrade and up for sale.

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