Show Notes
How do Inland Fisheries Ireland inspectors interact with farmers and what service can they provide at this time of year in relation to river and in drain works farmers plan to carry out?
Cormac Goulding, Inspector with Inland Fisheries Ireland, discusses his job and working with farmers.
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