Examples of Irish Sea in a sentence
The effects of different types of fisheries on the North Sea and Irish Sea benthic ecosystems.
Memorial of Ireland in the Dispute concerning the Mox Plant, International Movements of Radioactive Materials, and the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Irish Sea (Ireland vs.
These include sand and gravel from off-shore dredging in the Irish Sea and crushed rock materials shipped from other land-won sources, notably the Glensanda quarry in the west of Scotland.
The project would involve the construction of between 93 and 207 wind turbines and occupy an area of up to 149 square kilometres (57 square miles) in the Irish Sea.
The proposed wind farm is located in the Irish Sea between Cumbria and the Isle of Man, about 19km west of the Isle of Walney, Barrow in Furness.
It is located on the Kish and Bray Banks in the Irish Sea approximately 10 km to the east of the coasts of Dublin and Wicklow.
Harbour porpoise are generally less often encountered in the Celtic Sea than in the Irish Sea, although it may be that this is a result of lower survey effort and higher sea states off the south coast (Wall et al.
Northern Seas offshore grid (‘NSOG’): integrated offshore electricity grid development and the related interconnectors in the North Sea, the Irish Sea, the English Channel, the Baltic Sea and neighbouring waters to transport electricity from renewable offshore energy sources to centres of consumption and storage and to increase cross-border electricity exchange.
Each year, the Council shall decide on the TAC for the following year for each of the cod stocks in the Kattegat, the west of Scotland and the Irish Sea.
Similarly to classic (bottom-mounted) offshore wind energy extending the potential development sites to new areas and potentially significantly expanding existing markets, such as the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Germany, the use of floating support structures will allow this process to be extended further.To date, all offshore wind farms have been constructed in the North Sea and its adjoining seas, the Baltic, English Channel and the Irish Sea.