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Howth Fishing Port — Seafood Hub

Howth, a picturesque peninsula village on Dublin's north coast, is one of Ireland's most significant fishing ports. Its vibrant harbour is a hub of activity, blending traditional fishing operations with a thriving seafood tourism scene, making it a key maritime centre.

History

With a rich maritime heritage stretching back centuries, Howth's fishing industry has long been vital to the local economy and Ireland's seafood supply. Its strategic location near Dublin Bay fostered its growth as a major landing and distribution point for fresh catches.

Key Species

Key species landed at Howth include prawns (Dublin Bay Prawns), cod, haddock, plaice, sole, and crab, reflecting the diverse fishing grounds accessible from the port.

Trade Role

Howth serves as a crucial link in the Irish seafood supply chain, with a busy fish market, numerous wholesalers, and direct sales to restaurants and consumers. It plays a significant role in both domestic distribution and international seafood exports.

Seafood Businesses near Howth

Oceanpath

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Fingal Celtic Limited

Dublin, Ireland

Dunn's of Dublin

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

BIM (Bord Iascaigh Mhara)

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Mullglen Limited

Balbriggan, Ireland

Species at Howth

🐟 Cod · 🐟 Haddock · 🐟 Plaice · 🐟 Sole · 🦐 Prawns · 🦀 Crab

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