From Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
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Status: Application Accepted
Applicant Name
North Mayo Oyster Co-Operative Society Ltd
Address
c/o Mr. Eddie O’ Toole, Tallagh, Belmullet, Co. Mayo
Description
North Mayo Oyster Development Co-op Society Ltd has applied for an Aquaculture Licence to cultivate bottom culture Native and Flat Oysters and a Foreshore Licence for the areas of foreshore to be used for these aquaculture activities.
Location
Blacksod Bay, Co. Mayo.
T10-028B Application North Mayo Oyster Development Co-op Ltd
T10/028B Appropriate Determination Screening Determination
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