Inshore Fisheries Conservation Scheme V Notching
Access funding for fisheries, aquaculture, and the seafood sector
Provided by Bord Iascaigh Mhara
How to apply
Apply on the official National Enterprise Hub listing — applications and eligibility are administered by Bord Iascaigh Mhara, not Tenderwatch.
Apply on neh.gov.ieAbout this support
This scheme supports the conservation of lobster through v-notching.
Who is it for?
Owners of fishing vessels less than or equal to 15 meters length overall (LOA) which are registered on the Irish Register of Fishing Boats under the polyvalent segment (including polyvalent-potting) Eligible Applicants V-notching of lobster, under the following conditions: By vessels up to 15m in length Only the owner of the vessel which caught the lobster can have that lobster v-notched i.e. it is not permitted to purchase or otherwise obtain lobsters for v-notching
At a glance
- Provider
- Bord Iascaigh Mhara
- Type
- Grant
- Categories
- Grants
- Industries
- Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing
- Business size
- Less than 10 Employees, Between 50-249 Employees, Between 10-49 Employees
- Source
- National Enterprise Hub
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Auto-imported fromneh.gov.ie. First seen 29 June 2026; last verified 29 June 2026. Always check the official listing on the National Enterprise Hub before applying — eligibility and amounts change without notice.