NIFHA

Harbour Operative (Fixed Term) in Portavogie

Harbour Foreperson (re-advertisement)

Never let plastics, oil or chemicals overboard!
These are pollutants and small amounts add up to have big consequences.
Start a conversation and make sure everyone on your vessel knows that it is never OK to let these hazardous substances overboard.
Rather, take part in Fishing For Litter (removing litter from the sea), beach cleans, and make sure your vessel is properly serviced and not leaking any substances unintentionally.
Please so what you can to reduce marine pollution!

Recycling facilities will soon be available for vessels at all NIFHA harbours!

Please segregate your waste on board and then put CLEAN DRY RECYCLABLES in the recycling bin at the quayside. This must be LOOSE OR IN CLEAR BAGS - not black bin bags. Just like at home.

Recycling reduces waste going to landfill, and products made from recycled materials use less energy and produce less greenhouse gases than products made from new raw materials.

Ardglass Harbour - The Port Light at the Pier End has an intermittent fault.

Thank you to all vessels who take part in cleaning our seas of litter and have committed to do this by signing the "Fishers Against Marine Litter Pledge."
Fishing For Litter is an important part of your already tough jobs. It will have a positive impact on the seas for future generations.

Northern Ireland Fishing Industry Takes a Stand Against Marine Litter - Latest News - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News Northern Ireland fishing industry commits to tackling marine litter with the Fishers Against Marine Litter Pledge, supporting cleaner seas