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Niamh Lyons

Niamh Lyons

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Producer, Today with Claire Byrne

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Total articles 126

  • Minister urged to explain Ireland’s 2013 deal ceding Rockall to Britain

    By Niamh Lyons Verified| The Times Verified Ireland and Scotland are involved in a row over fishing rights near RockallALAMYMichael Creed, the fisheries minister, has been urged to clarify the government’s position on Rockall after it emerged an agreement was signed in 2013 allowing the rock outcrop to be included in Britain’s exclusive economic zone. Irish maritime law experts claimed Scotland had a legal right to place a 12-mile territorial limit around the stack.

    By Niamh Lyons Verified · The Times

    Jun. 14, 2019

  • Scotland has law on its side in Rockall row, say Irish experts

    By Lorna Siggins Verified, Niamh Lyons Verified| The Times Verified Scotland warned that it would enforce the restriction around Rockall from June 7MARINE SCOTLAND/CROWN COPYRIGHT/PAScotland has a legal right to place a 12-mile territorial limit around Rockall, two Irish maritime law experts have claimed. Clive Symmons, of Trinity College Dublin, said that Irish ministers have been “incorrect” in asserting that the Scottish government had no basis for excluding Irish fishermen from Rockall waters.

    By Lorna Siggins Verified, Niamh Lyons Verified · The Times

    Jun. 13, 2019

  • Minister urged to explain Ireland’s 2013 deal ceding Rockall to Britain

    By Niamh Lyons Verified| The Times Verified Ireland and Scotland are involved in a row over fishing rights near RockallALAMYMichael Creed, the fisheries minister, has been urged to clarify the government’s position on Rockall after it emerged an agreement was signed in 2013 allowing the rock outcrop to be included in Britain’s exclusive economic zone. Irish maritime law experts claimed Scotland had a legal right to place a 12-mile territorial limit around the stack.

    By Niamh Lyons Verified · The Times

    Jun. 14, 2019

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