Lack of papers for fishermen rescued off Cork coast under investigation

‘State has failed’ two Egyptian workers hired without work permits, says advocate body

'You can’t see the waves coming' - crew describes dramatic rescue of ship off Irish coast

RNLI lifeboats prevent stricken freighter hitting rocks until tugboat arrives

Coast Guard volunteer Caitríona Lucas ‘made the ultimate sacrifice’

Shane Ross pledges to implement all marine report recommendations after inquiry into death

State regulation of mackerel fishery under audit by European Commission

Investigation also to focus on tuna caught by commercial and recreational vessels

Trafficked fishermen taken into State care

Permit scheme called into question amid reports of €2.40 an hour wages and 20-hour working days

Delay in approving maritime course ‘puts jobs at risk’

National Maritime College of Ireland calls on Irish authorities to recognise its courses

Changes to Skellig Michael ferry arrangement by OPW

Boatmen’s agreed system, plying route since 1994, to be replaced by new model

Egyptian fisherman arrested over lack of papers

Man fail to produce work permit in west Cork day after ‘Guardian’ exploitation claims

Irish Coast Guard warned of safety implications of Varadkar plan

Malin Head station to be cut to 12-hour watches from 24 as part of staff savings

Department of Transport to warn owners of boats about faulty beacons

Inquiry launched into faulty marine beacons

Owners of device advised to carry out immediate testing to ensure safe operation