Tom Macsweeney is a Marine Correspondent at RTE. He covers a diverse range of themes including agriculture, regional interest, world news, and the sports business, with a particular focus on the European Union, the Russia-Ukraine War, and wildlife. Tom's work has been featured in Afloat Magazine and Echo Cork.
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Tom Macsweeney focuses on local maritime and fishing industry news in Cork, Ireland. His coverage includes government announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to the fishing industry, Irish maritime events, coastal towns, naval service activities and maritime heritage.
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By: Tom MacSweeney
A Laser/ILCA sailor has been elected the new Commodore at Monkstown Bay Sailing Club in Cork Harbour.
By: Tom MacSweeney
47,000 adult lobsters have been returned to the sea under the V-notching scheme after being caught by 225 inshore fishermen according to the State fisheries agency, Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM).
By: Tom MacSweeney
Kinsale Yacht Club 's White Sail October/November series concluded with the fifth race on Sunday, with Michael Carroll's Chancer the winner overall
By: Tom MacSweeney
Ireland is being 'blacklisted' as a location for unloading fish catches by non-Irish vessels and the cause is the rigour of control regulations
By: Tom MacSweeney
Union Chandlery has donated proceeds from the sales of its 2024 Tide Table to the Cork City Missing Persons Search and Recovery team. “They are a
By: Tom MacSweeney
Cobh and Harbour Chamber of Commerce says it is frustrated over the decision by Bord Pleanala to refuse permission for the port facility at Marino Point.
By: Tom MacSweeney
Crosshaven sail designer and sailmaker Barry Hayes has built his own cannon which will be used as the starting gun for the inter-Services Beaufort Cup during Cork Week Regatta and for the Naval Race and other naval occasions.
By: Tom MacSweeney
The Secretary General of the International Maritime Organisation, the specialised agency of the United Nations responsible for regulating maritime
By: Tom MacSweeney
"This is going to be my longest solo voyage so far. I'm a bit thrilled but very excited,"
By: Tom MacSweeney
Gleann a' Phúca, the Cork City project which has been leading a campaign for the protection of rivers around the city, has called for support for World Wetlands Day on Sunday, February 2.
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