Latest News Killybegs Marine Cluster

Killybegs Marine Cluster, in partnership with Causeway, will host an in-person event on March 31–April 1, 2025, in Killybegs, Ireland.

Join the event series on Supply Chain Opportunities for SMEs in Offshore Renewable Energy. February 27-28, 2025 Inverness, Scotland.

Check Killybegs Marine Cluster Other Business and Activities. Enterprise Ireland Update on RTCF Extension and more.

Killybegs Marine Cluster November 2024 Activities, Aquaculture Master Class, Wind Energy Ireland Trade Show and more.

Check the Killybegs Marine Cluster October 2024 Activities—Scottish and Irish Government on Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Supply Chain.

Among Killybegs Marine Cluster’s September 2024 Activities include attending the 15th Annual Laurentic Forum Conference.

Killybegs Marine Cluster August 2024 Activities include collaboration with Donegal County Council to meet the Dornier Group.

Killybegs Marine Cluster July 2024 Activities include MMG Ocean and visited Kincardine FOW Wednesday 17th July facilitated by Flotation Energy.

Killybegs Marine Cluster June 2024 Activities include attendance at a Round Table Offshore Wind Discussion hosted by DETE on the 12th June in Molesworth Street, Dublin.

The Marine Ireland Industry Network (MIIN) is thrilled to host its first in-person event of the year – MIIN in Donegal – Join Us This June – you’re invited!

Killybegs Marine Cluster May 2024 Activities. KMC attended the Scottish Skipper Expo, Aberdeen on the 9th & 10th of May.

ATU in collaboration with the Killybegs Marine Cluster, hosted a pivotal cross-governmental Offshore Wind Delivery Task Force (OWDT) meeting in Killybegs. See details of KMC activities in April 2024.

Killybegs Marine Cluster March 2024 Activities. KMC with Subsea Micropiles, Mincon, XOcean, Iceland Ocean Cluster & more updates

KMC & the Regional Technology Cluster Fund (RTCF) met with the Department of Enterprise, Trade & Employment (DETE).

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) welcomed Minister Simon Harris TD today, Monday 22 January for a tour of the university’s Killybegs campus.

Killybegs Marine Cluster January 2024 Activities. Includes review conducted by the KMC Steering Committee & Alpha Innovation. Learn more.

The Killybegs Marine Cluster, with MMG Ocean and KER Group, exhibited at Wind Energy Ireland Trade Fair 2023.

Irelands Blue Economy Marine Cluster joins Causeway Exchange. This network strongly supports our members’ global aspirations, particularly in Scotland. Also boosting Killybegs port’s visibility nationally & internationally.

Wind Energy Ireland Trade Fair 2023. The Prestigious Annual Awards Ceremony on October 5th, 2023 in Edinburgh highlights industry excellence.

New Marine Engineering Traineeship Developed to meet Industry Skills Needs of Killybegs Blue Economy Donegal Education and Training Board (ETB), through its Further Education and Training (FET) Service, has developed Ireland’s first Marine Engineering traineeship in...

‘Our Offshore Renewable Energy Opportunity – Is Ireland Ready? The NMCI are hosting an Offshore Wind conference to establish if Ireland is ready.

Mooney Boats go from strength to strength, experiencing a massive 36% increase in Syncrolift bookings and 12% increase in Hoist lifts when compared to 2021.

Donegal based McCabe Architects have been appointed by Donegal County Council to deliver an ambitious €4.8m Killybegs regeneration project which will get underway in 2022.

Mooney Boats secure a contract estimated at €20 million to build two Irish sister ships, 31m long MFV Elaine Croine and Sparkling Star.

Killybegs continue to break records after loading a reefer with a massive 9,000 metric tonnes of pelagic fish destined for North Africa

Welcome to the 13th annual Laurentic Forum international virtual conference. Strategic partners include Canada (Newfoundland and Labrador), Iceland and North Norway.

Killybegs based Barry Electronics explain how cross border support helped their innovation.

FANBEST is an abbreviation for Funding Atlantic Network for Blue Economy Technology Transfer.

Supported by Enterprise Ireland and the Marine Institute, MIIN provides a key collaboration resource for Irish companies in the Marine sector.

Commencing on the 30th September, AspBAN are running a new Accelerator programme. This programme is specifically focusing on start-ups within the Blue Economy.

In mid-July 2021, the Irish flag was raised on the mast of newbuild 458, MFV Antarctic, D97.

The Atlantic Dawn Group based in Killybegs have welcomed their new 27 metre pelagic/whitefish trawler Ella

What is the Blue Economy? The Blue Economy is sustainable use of the ocean resources for economic growth, improved livelihoods and jobs, and overall ocean ecosystem health and maintenance. The blue economy is quite broad and encompasses many industries including...

Karl McHugh from Atlantic Dawn Group is shortlisted for EY Entrepreneur of the years awards.

What is a Cluster and Why do we need them? Clusters are an umbrella concept. Variations in usage of the concept exist across countries and sectors, and between academics, industry and Government policy makers. Since cluster terminology can mean different things to...

The future is not only bright, but it is also green for the next generational blue economy.

An introduction to the Killybegs Marine Cluster stakeholders.