Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved for the roseate tern and common guillemot when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below the B5 threshold values agreed regionally under OSPAR. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of other bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved for the roseate tern and common guillemot when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below the B5 threshold values agreed regionally under OSPAR. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of other bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved for the roseate tern and common guillemot when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below the B5 threshold values agreed regionally under OSPAR. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of other bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status for a particular species or stock when: 1. Commercial fish: the fishing mortality (F) rate of populations of fish species is at or below levels which can produce the maximum sustainable yield (MSY)1; i.e. (Fmsy): F is =< Fmsy (as per D3C1) 2. Species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status for a particular species or stock when: 1. Commercial fish: the fishing mortality (F) rate of populations of fish species is at or below levels which can produce the maximum sustainable yield (MSY)1; i.e. (Fmsy): F is =< Fmsy (as per D3C1) 2. Species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status for a particular species or stock when: 1. Commercial fish: the fishing mortality (F) rate of populations of fish species is at or below levels which can produce the maximum sustainable yield (MSY)1; i.e. (Fmsy): F is =< Fmsy (as per D3C1) 2. Species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status for a particular species or stock when: 1. Commercial fish: the fishing mortality (F) rate of populations of fish species is at or below levels which can produce the maximum sustainable yield (MSY)1; i.e. (Fmsy): F is =< Fmsy (as per D3C1) 2. Species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of baleen whales at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of deep diving cetaceans at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when the harbour porpoise and common dolphin mortality are below the M6 threshold value agreed regionally under OSPAR (OSPAR Agreement 2022-03).

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal mortality is below the M6 threshold value agreed regionally under OSPAR (OSPAR Agreement 2022-03). Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of harbour seal at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of reptiles at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a favourable conservation status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a favourable conservation status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a favourable conservation status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when (1) the Spawning Stock Biomass (SSB) of greater than or equal to 80% of the assessed species within each species group is above biomass levels capable of producing maximum sustainable yield (MSY), and (2) greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when (1) the Spawning Stock Biomass (SSB) of greater than or equal to 80% of the assessed species within each species group is above biomass levels capable of producing maximum sustainable yield (MSY), and (2) greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when (1) the Spawning Stock Biomass (SSB) of greater than or equal to 80% of the assessed species within each species group is above biomass levels capable of producing maximum sustainable yield (MSY), and (2) greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when (1) the Spawning Stock Biomass (SSB) of greater than or equal to 80% of the assessed species within each species group is above biomass levels capable of producing maximum sustainable yield (MSY), and (2) greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a favourable conservation status with respect to population abundance, and meeting the M4 threshold agreed regionally under OSPAR.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to population abundance. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for deep-diving toothed cetacean species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a favourable conservation status with respect to population abundance, and meeting the M4 threshold agreed regionally under OSPAR.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to population abundance, and meeting the M3 threshold agreed regionally under OSPAR.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when the leatherback turtle is at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to population abundance. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for reptile species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Good Environmental Status is achieved when the leatherback turtle is at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to distribution. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for reptile species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 80% of the species listed for protection under the EU Habitats Directive (i.e. 4 relevant species) are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when grey seal and harbour seal and greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed cetacean species within each species group are at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for mammal species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Good Environmental Status is achieved when the leatherback turtle is at a Favourable Conservation Status with respect to habitat. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for reptile species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved for the roseate tern and common guillemot when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below the B5 threshold values agreed regionally under OSPAR. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of other bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the mortality rate per species from incidental by-catch is below levels which threaten the species, such that its longterm viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved for the roseate tern and common guillemot when the mortality rate per species from incidental bycatch is below the B5 threshold values agreed regionally under OSPAR. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bycatch of other bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a favourable conservation status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the population abundance of the species is not adversely affected due to anthropogenic pressures, such that its long-term viability is ensured. Good Environmental Status is achieved when greater than or equal to 75% of the assessed species are at a favourable conservation status with respect to population abundance.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the species distributional range and, where relevant, pattern is in line with prevailing physiographic, geographic and climatic conditions. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.

Ireland has achieved Good Environmental Status when the habitat for the species has the necessary extent and condition to support the different stages in the life history of the species. Currently no thresholds have been agreed for bird species at a regional or EU level.