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Blog post reflecting on Ireland’s National Marine Planning Framework through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic

Article in Irish fishing industry magazine, The Skipper, on the gathering of women in small-scale fisheries in February 2020 for the relaunch of the AKTEA women in fisheries network

Submission to public consultation on the Irish Marine Planning Policy Statement

Interview on my engaged research following the award of a Trinity Research Excellence Award for 2020 in the category 'Engage profoundly with our publics.'

Submission to public consultation on the Irish National Marine Planning Framework

Submission to public consultation on Irish National Marine Planning Framework Baseline Report

Article in Irish fishing industry magazine, The Skipper, on the gender blindness of the new EU Fisheries Control Regulation

Article on the revival and relaunch of AKTEA, the European Network of Women in Fisheries and Aquaculture

Article in the Irish fishing industry magazine,The Skipper, reflecting on Ireland’s National Marine Planning Framework through the lens of the COVID-19 pandemic

Managing for Diversity: keeping everyone afloat in Irish fisheries (6:47, 2020) is a short animation about the diversity of Ireland's fishing industry, with a focus on the offshore islands small-scale fleet. Almost three thousand islanders live on eighteen islands off the west coast of Ireland. These islands are not connected to the mainland by a land causeway. While many of these islands are dependent on a small-scale fishing industry for survival, their fishing communities face challenges in navigating complex fisheries governance systems at local, regional, national and EU scales. This animation is intended to provide a snapshot of the complexity of the issues at play and the difficulties for small-scale boats in accessing the fish that are a public resource. Written and based on research by Dr Ruth Brennan; Design and animation by Michael (Mysh) Rozanov; Sound design and music by Brían Mac Gloinn. The CO-SUSTAIN project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 789524.