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- The EU fishing quota agreement will cut quotas by 57,000 tonnes, sparking outrage in Ireland.
- The deal risks over 2,000 jobs and up to €200 million in revenue for coastal communities.
- Labour TD George Lawlor condemned the agreement and urged action to protect the industry.
- Denmark's fisheries minister Jacob Jensen defended the deal, saying it balances scientific advice with protecting vulnerable stocks.
- The rules take effect on January 1, 2026.
