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Bord Iascaigh Mhara or BIM (English: Irish Sea Fisheries Board) is the agency of the Irish State with responsibility for developing the Irish marine fishing and aquaculture industries.

BIM provides a range of services including advisory, financial, technical, marketing and training supports to all sectors of the Irish seafood industry.

The four development divisions of BIM deliver these services through a number of integrated programmes. The programmes are funded from the Exchequer, the European Commission and charges for services.

Address:	12 Crofton Road
City:	Dublin
State:	( )
Telephone:	+353 12 1441 00
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@bim.ie

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Key people & contacts:

Ms Micaela Capriani capriani@bim.ie	Market Development Manager Ms Helen Brophy Phone: +353 1 284 1544
Market Development Division Mrs Wendy Sullivan Sullivan@bim.ie	Mrs Colette Crowne crowne@bim.ie
Mr Richard Donnelly Phone: +353 1 284 1544 Mobile: +353 87 852 2369 donnelly@bim.ie	Market Development Division Mrs Carol Walsh Phone: +353 1 2144 215 Walsh@bim.ie
Ms Fiona Friel friel@bim.ie	Business Research Analyst Mrs Roisin Browne browne@bim.ie
Communications Executive Ms Hazel Dobbyn Phone: +353 1 2144 192 Mobile: +353 87 419 0341 dobbyn@bim.ie	Communications Advisor Ms Mairéad Mallon Phone: +353 1 2144 122 Mobile: +353 87 919 7312 mallon@bim.ie
Communications Assistant Ms Eleanor Coyne Phone: +353 1 2144 243 coyne@bim.ie	Business Development Advisor Mr Ian Mannix Mobile: +353 (0) 87 6624 941 mannix@bim.ie
Regional Business Development Officer Dr Michael Gallagher Mobile: +353 87 289 7590 gallagher@bim.ie

To update or add a personal profile please send an email to contactus@fis.com

Branches:

Oficina de Pesca Maritima Irlandesa

Subsidiaries:

BIM Seafood Circle

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