The individual responsible for a significant fish kill incident in Ireland's Glyde river is likely to face prosecution, as the Director of Public Prosecutions reviews the file from Inland Fisheries Ireland.

A doctor testified at a tribunal that the chief executive of Inland Fisheries Ireland experienced suicidal thoughts, noting that the state fishing agency was dissatisfied with her findings but did not ask her to alter her report.

The former chief executive of Inland Fisheries Ireland is accused of 'pestering' the personnel boss for assurances about a top job, with the WRC hearing claims he denied providing a pre-prepared letter for signature.

Projects aimed at protecting salmon and sea trout in Cork's River Blackwater are set to receive €77,000 in funding from the Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI).

Inland Fisheries Ireland is probing agricultural discharge after a pollution disaster resulted in the death of over 20,000 fish in the River Glyde.

Three men were fined after Inland Fisheries Ireland officers conducted a night-time surveillance operation and caught them illegally fishing a single 60cm salmon in Cahercon, Co Clare.

Francis O’Donnell, former chief of Inland Fisheries Ireland, told the Workplace Relations Commission that he reported to gardaí that he was 'being blackmailed' by a senator and that 'significant fraud had occurred' at the agency.

Francis O’Donell, former chief of Inland Fisheries Ireland, claims his 'dream job' turned into a 'nightmare' after he was allegedly threatened by the board chair for suspending the chair's brother.

Multiple official bodies are investigating a 'significant' fish kill in a Cavan river, with the number of dead fish estimated to be around 7,500. The Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) is following a 'definite line of inquiry' into the incident.

Inland Fisheries Ireland is pursuing a 'definite line of inquiry' following the discovery of over 500 dead fish in Kildare, Ireland. The cause of the mass fish death is currently under investigation.

The former chief executive of Inland Fisheries Ireland testified to the Workplace Relations Commission that he contemplated suicide after being isolated by his employer and facing untrue allegations read into the Oireachtas record.

An assistant inspector with Inland Fisheries Ireland claims he was ostracized and treated as a "black sheep and leper" after making a disclosure, with a complaint filed against him days later.

Inland Fisheries Ireland is continuing its investigation into a significant fish kill on the River Glyde near Tallanstown in County Louth, with estimates now indicating more than 20,000 fish have died in the incident.

A former chief executive at Inland Fisheries Ireland testified at a WRC hearing that a senator attempted to block a promotion for a key witness in a Garda investigation, with details of the complaint shared with the agency's board and read into the Dáil record within hours.

The former chief executive of Inland Fisheries Ireland has said that he made a statement to gardaí that he was "being blackmailed" by a senator in a bid to force him to reinstate a suspended senior employee.

The unfair dismissal case of Francis O’Donnell, the former chief of Inland Fisheries Ireland, has been adjourned until September, with HR staff having believed he could return to a regional director role.

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) is investigating a 'significant' fish kill in Co Kildare, where over 500 fish have died, though the cause has not yet been definitively established.

Inland Fisheries Ireland has allocated funding for two river restoration projects in County Sligo, aimed at improving local aquatic ecosystems and biodiversity.

A witness has claimed to be 'afraid' to give evidence due to alleged intimidation by Inland Fisheries Ireland, a state agency, a charge the agency denies as having 'absolutely no substance whatsoever'.

Inland Fisheries Ireland has launched an investigation into a "significant" fish kill that occurred in the River Glyde near Tallanstown in County Louth. A "definite line of inquiry" is being pursued regarding the incident.

The former chief executive of Inland Fisheries Ireland has said he made a statement to gardaí that he was “being blackmailed” by a sitting senator in a bid to force him to reinstate a suspended senior employee.

Francis O’Donnell, former chief of Inland Fisheries Ireland, claims his 'dream job' turned into a 'nightmare' after suspending the chairman’s brother, alleging governance issues were used against him.