Krzysztof Maniocha
Iascairi
Iascairi means fishermen in Irish. These men are tough, hard working and many times resting only few hours during their 24 hour work marathons. Today's law in Ireland for catching fish is different from many years ago. For various reasons (European Union laws) Ireland has given some rights to catch fish to other countries such as Spain or Holland. Today on Irish coasts a trawler is allowed to catch only a certain quota of fish, however there are rumours of trawlers catching fish and transporting their cargo to smaller boats.
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