Present
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (52 -17)
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 44.0cm and Weighing 1325g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=Off the SW coast in ICES sector VIIk. Species not uncommon in some years.
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (53 -17)
Physical characteristics=Albino;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 47.5cm T.L. and Weighing 950g (gutted).;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.;Miscellaneous comments=Captured by the MFV ''Emerald Dawn'' while trawling for orange roughy at a depth of c1000m.
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (52.46 -14.6)
Quigley et al. (2005); Francisco Iglesias
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Depth=900m;Specimen biometrics=5.4cm (S.L.),;Sex=Male;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Patterson, A.M.A. (2005) Kroyer's deep sea angler fish Ceratias holboelli Kroyer, 1845 (Pisces, Lophiiformes, Ceratioidei, Ceratiidae) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 29-30.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., ;Miscellaneous comments=Unattached
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (52 -14.3)
Method of capture=Surface gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 11.5cm Total length.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Rod Sant Yann. Rare in inshore waters.
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (53.1 -14.06)
Method of capture=Demersal trawl;Depth=>200m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 53.0cm Total length and Weighing 2875g (gutted);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Kittywake.
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (50.8 -13.75)
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Depth=1416m;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2005);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 92cm, Weight: 12.5kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Patterson, A.M.A. (2005) Kroyer's deep sea angler fish Ceratias holboelli Kroyer, 1845 (Pisces, Lophiiformes, Ceratioidei, Ceratiidae) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 29-30.;Sex=Female
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (53.33 -13.67)
Method of capture=Trawler;Specimen biometrics=Total length 12.5cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2004c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K. (2004) Snipe-fish Macroramphosus scolopax (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(12): 488.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K. (2004) Snipe-fish Macroramphosus scolopax (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(12): 488.Quigley, D.T.G., Fl;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Emerald Dawn""
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (57.75 -13.5)
Method of capture=Demersal Trawl;Depth=>200m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 100.0cm and Weighing 5249g;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=Off Rockall. 4th Irish record of species.
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (52.17 -13.14)
Record comment=Duplicate 1099, changed date from Feb 1983 as per paperDuplicate 1099, changed date from Feb 1983 as per paper;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring c.69cm and Weighing c.17.7kg;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Miscellaneous comments=Taken in deep water by MFV Manta Marine.;Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (50 -13)
Method of capture=Surface gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 9.0cm Total length.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=Found in the gill cavity of swordfish (Xiphias gladius)
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (49 -11.5)
Depth=15m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.0cm, Fork length - 38.7cm, Standard length - 36.0cm, Weight - 967g;Determiner name=Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005)Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005)Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G., Mullins, E., MacGabhann, D., Hyde, T. (2005) Bullet tuna Auxis rochei (Risso, 1810) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 27-28.Quigley D.T.G., Mullins, E., MacGabhann, D., Hyde, T. (2005) Bullet tuna Auxis rochei (Risso, 181
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (52.06 -11.38)
Record comment=Date should be just 1976?;Specimen biometrics=Three specimens measuring 57cm, 60cm and 63cm respectively and Weighing 3.46kg, 3.23kg and 2.55kg respectively (cleaned and frozen).;Abundance=3;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 37.5cm, Weight - 615gm;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery et al. (2004);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J., Blake, G., Smith, T. (2004) First records of flying gurnard Dactylopterus volitans (L.) from Irish waters and a review of north-western European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(12): 458-460.Quigley, D.T.G
<http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326> POINT (53 -11)
Method of capture=Pelagic trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.0cm and Weighing 400g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Atlantic Challenge. Rare in inshore waters
Method of capture=Pelagic trawl;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 26.5cm and 22.3cm and Weighing 250g and 125g respectively;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Abundance=2;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Atlantic Challenge. Rare in inshore waters
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=50m-70m;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery et al. (2004);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.0cm, Weight - 546gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J., Blake, G., Smith, T. (2004) First records of flying gurnard Dactylopterus volitans (L.) from Irish waters and a review of north-western European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(12): 458-460.;Miscellaneous comments=Captured above sandy/muddy substrate.
Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b); Holmes
Method of capture=Surface gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Length 40.0cm;Determiner name=Declan Quigley;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.
Quigley and Flannery (1994a); Donie Flaherty
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Total length 92.0cm, Wt. 1.674kg.;Determiner name=Declan Quigley;Depth=260m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994a) Mediterranean ling Molva dipterygia macrophthalma (Pennant 1784). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 408.
Record comment=Check date. 1890 according to Went (1959);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighs 1.39kg and measures 53cm full length;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen comment=Coordinates of point of capture: 54.05''N, 11.53''W.;Depth=494m;Abundance=3;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=200m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 78.0cm, Weight - 4.4kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(3): 106-110.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Depth=180m-540m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 128cm, Weight - 15.00kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris
Record comment=Changed date, see paper;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Blacker; Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.
Depth=290m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Sex=Male
Depth=360m-420m;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens captured in 360 - 420 metres depth: Male, total length - 69.0cm; Female, total length - 82.0cm.;Sex=Male and Female;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Miscellaneous comments=Location is on the Porcupine Bank C. 250 km West of the connemara coast.;Abundance=2
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 54.5cm, Weight - 2.1kg (gutted);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a)
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=240m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 53.0cm, Weight - 1.575 kg;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Specimen comment=Coordinates for point of capture: 53.53''N, 11.15''W.;Record comment=Changed date from June 1909;Method of capture=Tow-net;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.
Specimen comment=Coordinates for point of capture: 53.50''N, 11''W.;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 74.5cm, Weight - 2.55kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1996b);Depth=240m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996b) Oxynotus paradoxus (Frade 1929). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(6): 227.
Method of capture=Nephrops trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.0cm, Fork length - 24.6cm, Standard length - 23.0cm, Weight - 35.0gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997c) Skipper Scomberesox saurus (Walbaum, 1972). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 387.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997c) Skipper Scomberesox saurus (Walbaum, 1972). Irish Naturalists' Journal,
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Sex=Female;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e)
Depth=320m;Specimen biometrics=One was measured: total length - 75.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Abundance=3;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Sex=Female
Igoe et al.; MFV Three BrothersIgoe et al.; MFV Three Brothers
Method of capture=Nephrops trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 49.5cm, Weight - 158gm.;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004); Quigley and Flannery (2008)Igoe et al. (2004); Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Miscellaneous comments=Location is approximately 250km off the West coast of Ireland.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l)
Specimen biometrics=Weighing a total of 3600kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and Berrow (1994);Abundance=50
Specimen comment=Several specimens;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and Berrow (1994);Miscellaneous comments=Landed by Faroese vessel Avitiklettur, skipper Mikkjal Olsen.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 83.0cm, Weight - 910gm.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measures 35cm in length and 415g in weight.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen 68kg in weight.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=311m;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1989);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 72.0cm. S.L.: 61cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1989) Specimens of the Greenland halibut Reinhardtius hippoglossoides (Walbaum 1792) from Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 111-112.
Method of capture=Drift netting;Specimen biometrics=Five specimens data on each specimen as follows: Total length - 33.0cm, Fork length - 31.0cm, Weight - 550gm. par 2, Total length - 32.0cm, Fork length - 29.0cm, Weight - 500gm.par 3, Total length - 31.0cm, Fork length - 28.5cm, Weight - 400gm.par 4, Tota;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005f);Abundance=5;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005f) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 80-81.;Miscellaneous comments=Drift netting for long-fin tunny or albacore (Thunnus alalunga)
Specimen comment=Several swordfish;Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=One fish wighing 85kg.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and Berrow (1994);Miscellaneous comments=Captured during a BIM sposored paired trawling trial. Over 1 ton was landed at Dunmore east.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.
Depth=260m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 25.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.5cm, Fork length - 34.0cm, Standard length - 30.0cm, Weight - 875gm. Depth of caudle penduncle - 3.3cm, Greatest body depth - 11.7cm, Number of gill rakers - 25.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994e) Beryx Beryx splendens (Lowe 1834). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 410.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994e)
Method of capture=Demersal Gillnet;Depth=160m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994h);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 84.5cm. Weight - 975gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994h) Rabbit fish Chimaera monstrosa L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 411.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994h) Rabbit fish Chimaera monstrosa L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 411.
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=260m;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997a);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 68.5cm, Fork length - 62.5cm, Weight - 2.9kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997a) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 457.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l)
Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 74.0cm, Weight - 4.781kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Record comment=Corrected weight;Specimen biometrics=Five specimens Weighing between 1.8 and 2.2kg;Abundance=5;Determiner name=Went (1973);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197
Record comment=Duplicate 799, check location;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.5cm, Fork length - 32.0cm, Weight - 445gm.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Physical characteristics=Featured several deformities.;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 72cm, Weight - 1.3kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995c) Spurdog Squalus acanthias L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.;Sex=Male
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 25.0cm, Fork length - 23.5cm, Weight - 250gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondylio
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.0cm, Fork length - 33.0cm, Weight - 750gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005e) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 80.
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Depth=183m;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 90cm, F.L.: 84.0cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.5cm, Fork length - 28.0cm, Standard length - 25.5cm, Weight - 380gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 9.6cm and Weighing 11g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Observed during cetacean surveys;Literature source=Wall, D., O'Brien, J., Meade, J. (2005) Basking shark Cetorhinus maximus (Gunnerus) off Cos Clare, Down and Donegal. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.Wall, D., O'Brien, J., Meade, J. (2005) Basking shark Cetorhinus maximus (Gunnerus) off Cos Clare, ;Determiner name=Wall et al. (2005)Wall et al. (2005)Wall et al. (2005)Wall et al. (2005)Wall et al. (2005)Wall et al. (2005);Miscellaneous comments=R.V. Celtic Explorer
Depth=40 fathoms;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 44.7cm and Weighing 182g;Determiner name=Went (1961);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 7.2kg and measuring 91cm;Determiner name=Went (1967);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 14.6cm and Weighing 50g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Method of capture=Floating container;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 60cm;Determiner name=Roberts (1997);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Miscellaneous comments=Lepas (Goose barnacle) attached.
Physical characteristics=Small;Method of capture=Rod and line;Determiner name=Went (1973);Specimen biometrics=Measuring 79cm and Weighing 1.22kg (gutted);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 18.4cm and Weighing 51g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.1cm and Weighing 275g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 18.8cm and Weighing 45g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961); P.T. Brosnan
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 15.7cm and Weighing 60g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Record comment=Duplicate 168;Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 26.5cm and Weighing 225g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976); Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 27.7cm and Weighing 170g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 19.7cm and Weighing 64g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 22.0cm and Weighing 100g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Method of capture=Demersal trawl;Depth=50m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 120.0cm and Weighing 3300g;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=Off Blasket Islands, Co. Kerry
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35 cm Weight - 0.927 kg;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 18.6cm and Weighing 51g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.2cm Total length and 34.2cm to fork, Weighing 290g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 27.8cm and Weighing 210g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 20.7cm and Weighing 57g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length 50.5cm, Weight: 2.204kg.;Determiner name=Declan Quigley;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992b) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus Bloch & Schneider. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 80-81.
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=Measurements were taken for four: Total length - 49.5cm, 49.6, 49.8, 51.0; Weight - 2.268kg, 2.284, 2.338, 2.815kg respectively.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992b);Abundance=6;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992b) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus Bloch & Schneider. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 80-81.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992b) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus Bloch & Schneider. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 8
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 20.5cm and Weighing 70g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.0cm and Weighing 215g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Physical characteristics=The ray had partial seperation of the pectoral fins from the snout to the region of the orbit.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Record comment=Duplicate 1048;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 29.4cm Total length and Weighing 280g.;Determiner name=Went (1973); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 21.5cm Total length, and Weighing 125.0g.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K (2004a) Tadpole-Fish Raniceps raninus (L.) Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(10): 409.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K (2004a) Tadpole-Fish Raniceps raninus (L.) Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(10): 409.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2004a);Miscellaneous comments=Captured by the MFV ''Golden Feather'' while trawling NW of the Blasket Islands.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.0cm, Fork length - 33.5cm, weight - 480gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery et al. (2004);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J., Blake, G., Smith, T. (2004) First records of flying gurnard Dactylopterus volitans (L.) from Irish waters and a review of north-western European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(12): 458-460.;Miscellaneous comments=Now housed in the National museum, Dublin.
Specimen biometrics=Specimens range from 20.2cm to 36.0cm in length and from 67g to 510g in weight.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 32.5cm, Fork length - 28.6cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Physical characteristics=Albino;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 54.0cm and 35.0cm T.L.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV ''Marber Therese''
Physical characteristics=Xanthochromic specimen;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 57.0cm Total length and Weighing 2.8kg;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005b) Xanthochromic black-bellied angler fish Lophius budegassa (Spinola, 1807). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV ''Venturous''
Physical characteristics=Exhibiting partial albinism;Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.7cm Total length.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K (2004b) Partial albinism in black sole Solea solea (L.) Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(10): 409-410.;Depth=100m;Miscellaneous comments=MFV ''Rose Crest'' SSW of the Skellig Islands, Co. Kerry.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2004b)
Record comment=May be same as 316, check length (425cm?);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 243.8 cm;Determiner name=Minching and Molloy (1981);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Record comment=Location - 50.34''N, 11.00''W.;Depth=521m-658m;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens captured at a depth of between 521 - 658 metres. Female, Total length - 43.0cm; Male, T.L. 73.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.
Physical characteristics=Specimen was albino. Almost completely white in colour save for a hint of black on the esca and on the outermost points of the fins.;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 63.0cm, Weight - 2.695kg when gutted.;Determiner name=Quigley anf Flannery (1994k);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994k) Angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 412.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994k) Angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 412.
Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 4 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.4kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Demersal trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring c35.0cm;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=Off NW Ireland. Species not uncommon in some years.
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 23cm.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Miscellaneous comments=Species seldom taken close to shore.
Depth=91m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 60.0cm, Weight - 1.26kg.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Record comment=Duplicate of 798;Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.5cm, Weight - 485gm.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Method of capture=Seine net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.6cm, Weight - 240gm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.5cm, Fork length - 27.2cm, Weight - 0.400kg.;Determiner name=Went (1967); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring: Total length - 35.5cm, 41.5cm; Fork length - 31.5cm, 37.0cm; Standard length - 27.0cm, 30.5cm; Weight - 0.76kg, 1.31kg, respectively.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989g);Abundance=2;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.Quigley,
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 40.7cm and Weighing 65g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.1cm, Fork length - 28.8cm, Weight - 0.550kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 24.9cm, weight - 205gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 52.5cm and Weighing 2.6kg.;Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.1cm and Weighing 20g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.4cm and Weighing 68g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Specimen comment=Evidence that species was relatively abundant in that year in the Dingle Bay area.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.;Determiner name=Went (1968)
Specimen comment=One ripe female specimen;Record comment=Duplicate 99;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Weighing 632g and measuring 37.0cm;Sex=Female;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Method of capture=Drift nets;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 28.1kg and measuring c.79cm;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984);Abundance=6;Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Resolution off Ballydavid in 1983.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 43cm, Weighing 1.498kg.;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984);Miscellaneous comments=MFV Resolution";Literature source=O'Riordan C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal 21(8): 353-356."
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31 cm Weight - 0.45 kg;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.5 cm Weight - 0.925 kg;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Record comment=Duplicate of 1013;Method of capture=Salmon drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.0cm, Weight - 335.0gm;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980); Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.
Method of capture=Long line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.6kg and measuring 91cm;Determiner name=Went (1967);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 171cm and Weighing 25.1kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.5cm, Fork length - 25.4cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d)
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 20.6cm and Weighing 69g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Arthur E.J. Went & Michael Long; C. O'Riordan
Physical characteristics=Bony structure trawled up and identified as the cranium of the rabbitfish.;Method of capture=Trawler;Determiner name=Went (1973);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 14.5cm Total length and 12.1cm to fork, Weighing 60g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 33.2cm Total length and 31.1cm to fork, Weighing 180g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.2cm TL and 30.0cm to fork, Weighing 217g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 33.4cm TL and Weighing 275g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 18.6cm and Weighing 52g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961); P.T. Brosnan
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 53.0cm and Weighing 49g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.7cm and Weighing 57g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Record comment=Duplicate 941;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 0.6kg and measuring 47cm;Determiner name=Went (1967);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.2cm Total length, 29.7cm to fork and Weighing 222g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 27.6cm and Weighing 185g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 14.7cm and Weighing 49g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.0cm and Weighing 49g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.3cm and Weighing 65g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Depth=50 fathoms;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 31.8cm and Weighing 68g;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 64.4cm and Weighing 690g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Record comment=Duplicate 1037;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 20.5cm and Weighing 86.0kg.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 18.8cm and Weighing 52g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961); P.T. Brosnan
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 20.2cm and Weighing 66g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Record comment=Duplicate 808;Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.0cm, Weight - 240.0gm;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Method of capture=Found on beach;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in ;Determiner name=Went (1967);Miscellaneous comments=Picked up on a beach after a sever storm.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 15.0cm Total length, 12.4 to fork and Weighing 49g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961); J. Flaherty
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing c. 900g gutted.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 33.2cm Total length and Weighing 230g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 44.5cm and Weighing 780g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 35.3cm and Weighing 56g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Record comment=Replaced measuring 35.3cm and Weighing 56g" with correct measurements as per paper;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 20.7cm and Weighing 65g.;Determiner name=Went (1961);Literature source=Went A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal 13(9): 204-211."
Record comment=Measurements: 10.8cm length, 16g weight according to paper;Specimen biometrics=Measurements: 10.8cm length, 16g weight;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984);Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.6cm taken.;Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 17.2cm and Weighing 70g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Depth=100m;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 17.9cm and Weighing 70g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 18.2cm and Weighing 50g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 49.5cm and Weighing 65g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 46cm and Weighing 58g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 49.0cm and Weighing 298g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 50.9cm and Weighing 818g.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Sex=Male;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Miscellaneous comments=Caught by MFV Aquamarine.
Record comment=Duplicate 1171;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 143cm to fork, with depth of 21cm and Weighing 4.3kg.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Nolan and Quigley (1987);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes fr
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 34.6cm Total length and 31.9cm to fork, Weighing 340g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 33.6cm Total length and 32.3cm to fork, Weighing 267g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 12.1cm Total length and 9.7cm to fork, Weighing 32g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Method of capture=Trammel;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 45 cm Weight - 1.25 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=1;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 15.7cm Total length, and 13.0cm to fork, Weighing 49g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Record comment=Duplicate 86;Method of capture=Trammel net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.5cm and Weighing 205g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Miscellaneous comments=Cleaned and salted;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 57.5cm, Standard length - 47.0cm, Weight - 3.585kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989c) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch & Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 116.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989c) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch & Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 116.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989c) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch & Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3):;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989c)
Physical characteristics=The caudal fin was rounded".;Method of capture=Surface net;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989c); Michael Sheedy;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 54.0cm Standard length - 43.5cm Weight - 2.85kg.;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery K. (1989c) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch & Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal 23(3): 116."
Record comment=Was entered incorrectly as C. Niger;Physical characteristics=The dorsal fin comprised 8 short spines together with 21 soft rays. The anal fin had 3 spines and 16 soft rays.;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.5cm, Fork length - 32.5cm, Standard length - 28.0cm, Weight - 645gm, Maximum body depth - 11.5cm, Maximum girth - 24.5cm, Diameter of eye - 1.8cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989f);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989f) Barrel-fish Hyperoglyphe perciforma (Mitchill). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 116.
Method of capture=Beam trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 55.2cm;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Miscellaneous comments=Caught near bottom
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.5kg and measuring 51.0cm to fork and 61.6cm full length;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish
Specimen biometrics=MeasurementsTL 54cm, weight 80g;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 24.5cm and Weighing 167g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 29.3cm and Weighing 180g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Physical characteristics=Large/Maturing;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 84.6cm and Weighing 1.03kg.;Sex=Female;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Miscellaneous comments=Unusual to record adults in the sea.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 79cm and Weighing 1.46kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Morning Star
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.32kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 54cm in length and Weighing 3.6kg;Determiner name=Went (1974); Roberts (1977);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Fork length - 27.5cm, Weight - 125gm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (199
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.2cm and Weighing 180g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Depth=12m;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 17.2cm (14.3cm Standard length);Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Depth=13m;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 17.8cm (14.6cm Standard length);Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Method of capture=Experimental long line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 4.2m, Weight - 182kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981); Quigley, Flannery and Berrow (1994);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.5cm, Fork length - 30.5cm, Weight - 173gm.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length estimated at 75.0cm, Weight estimated at 13.62kg.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic bonito or skipjack tuna Euthynnus pelamis (L.) (Katsuwonus pelamis L.) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 37-38.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic boni;Miscellaneous comments=Captured mid - July 1984.
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=length - 58.0cm, Weight - 3.328kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992b) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus Bloch & Schneider. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 80-81.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992b) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus Bloch & Schneider. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 8
Specimen comment=Exact coordinates: 45.55''N, 15.55''W.;Method of capture=Pelagic drift net;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and Berrow (1994);Miscellaneous comments=Several fish were taken by pelagic drift net. Fish were landed at castletownbere Co. cork.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 4.24kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986b) A specimen of the barrel-fish Hyperoglyphe perciforma (Mitchill, 1818) (Lirus perciformis Regan, 1902) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(2): 77-78.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986b)
Record comment=Check Jenkins in Went 1959, duplicate?;Method of capture=Mackeral net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Specimen biometrics=Weight ca. 5kg,;Determiner name=Declan Quigley;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Resolution";Literature source=O'Riordan C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal 21(8): 353-356."
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1994) Remora Remora remora L. In Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 499-502.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1994)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 36.7cm, Fork length - 32.0cm, Weight - 626gm. Measurements for a second specimen: TL: 33.1cm, FL: 32.0cm, Wt: 626g;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Miscellaneous comments=A further 20 Naucrates ductor were found during the same stranding event.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)
Method of capture=Dip net;Specimen biometrics=Total length estimated at 11.0cm, 12cm and 22cm respectively.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Abundance=3;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 62.5cm, Weight - 691gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992d) Black-mouth dogfish Galeus melastomus Rafinesque-Schmaltz. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 81.;Sex=Female
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Depth=120m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Specimen biometrics=Total length 63.5cm, Weight. 2.35kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.
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Depth=80m;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 81.2cm and Weighing 7.94cm;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.5cm, Fork length - 26.0cm, Weight - 250gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.0cm, Fork length - 25.0cm, Weight - 250gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=183m;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.2cm, Fork length - 24.0cm, Standard length - 22.5cm, Weight - 310gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.
Record comment=Duplicate 1093;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measured 59cm and weighed 2700g.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Physical characteristics=Large;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989b); Quigley and Flannery (1994o);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 116cm, Standard length - 99cm, Weight - 14.074kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989b) Hake Merluccius merluccius (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 115-116.;Miscellaneous comments=This fish was an exceptionally large specimen.
Method of capture=Herring net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 15.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997e) Anchovy Engraulis encrasicolus (L.) (Pisces: Engraulidae) in Irish and UK waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 439-442.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (199;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)Quigley et al. (1990)Quigley et al. (1990)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 32.0cm, Weight - 168gm.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Herring net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.5cm, Fork length - 23.9cm, Weight - 210gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995a) The bogue Boops boops in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(1): 15-17.
Specimen biometrics=27.5cm total length;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Specimen biometrics=Three specimens measuring 31.5cm, 32.5cm and 23.0cm respectively and Weighing 483g, 516g and 125g respectively.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Abundance=3
Method of capture=Mid-water trawling;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens were retained for examination, details as follows:par Total lengths - 60.0cm & 64.0cm, Fork lengths - 55.0cm & 58.0cm, Weights - 6.0kg & 6.34kg.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Abundance=5;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Specimen comment=Specimen was lost;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J., Blake, G., Smith, T. (2004) First records of flying gurnard Dactylopterus volitans (L.) from Irish waters and a review of north-western European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(12): 458-460.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Floating metal barrel;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 65cm and Weighing 4.76kg;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Miscellaneous comments=Near surface
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 44.2cm, Fork length - 38.5cm, Standard length - 32.8cm, Weight - 1.427kg.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.
Specimen comment=Small specimen;Record comment=Duplicate 167;Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 18cm and Weighing 67cm;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes fr;Physical characteristics=Small;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Record comment=Specimen displayed the unusual xanthochromic colour variation.;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 50.5cm, Fork length - 45.5cm, Weight - 1.25kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000c);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000c) Xanthochromic haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 326-327.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 52.5cm, Weight- 650gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994n);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994n) Juvenile tope Galeorhinus galeus L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 519-520.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994n) Juvenile tope Galeorhinus galeus L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 519-520.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 24.2cm, Fork length - 23.0cm, Weight - 25.0gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997c) Skipper Scomberesox saurus (Walbaum, 1972). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 387.;Miscellaneous comments=Found in the stomach of a Pollack (Pollachius pollachius)
Method of capture=Drift netting;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.0cm, Weight - 425gm;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Miscellaneous comments=A leatherback turtle was also caught.
Record comment=Changed date from 29th to 26th as per paper;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 2.448kg, Total length - 64.4cm, Fork length - 62.1cm, Standard length - 56.2cm;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1989);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1989) Specimens of the Greenland halibut Reinhardtius hippoglossoides (Walbaum 1792) from Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 111-112.
Method of capture=Gill netting;Depth=100m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005e) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 80.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005e) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 80.Quigley, ;Miscellaneous comments=Captured whilst gill netting for hake
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30.5cm, Fork length - 28.0cm, Standard length - 23.0cm, Weight - 325gm;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989e) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 116.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989e) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 116.Quigley, D.T.G. & Fla
Method of capture=Rod and line;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a)
Record comment=Duplicate 1165 check grid ref, location Ballinskellig?;Method of capture=Dead;Specimen biometrics=Specimen 52cm long;Determiner name=Went (1972); Nolan and Quigley (1987);Miscellaneous comments=Found dead on beach;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesti
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 117cm from the snout to the end of the tail and 49.5cm in breadth, Weighing 6.29kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1951a) Sting rays, Trygon pastinaca L. from Dingle Bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 10: 136-137.Went, A.E.J. (1951a) Sting rays, Trygon pastinaca L. from Dingle Bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 10: 136-137.Went, A.E.J. (1951a) Sting rays, Tr;Determiner name=Went (1951a)
Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Three specimens caught measuring: T.L. 34.0, 30.5, 22.5cm respectively.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV ''Deux Orchidees''
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 21.5cm, Weight - 150gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Miscellaneous comments=Caught along with a leatherback turtle.
Physical characteristics=Deep cleft above the right eye and had not metamorphosed.;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 49.5cm and Weighing 830g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.
Record comment=Duplicate 97;Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.2cm and Weighing 364g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Miscellaneous comments=St. Anne;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.
Specimen comment=Several specimens;Specimen biometrics=Measured 136.5cm (total length) 118.0cm (standard length).;Sex=Male;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005h);Miscellaneous comments=Caught by a Soviet registered vessel participating in a blue whiting survey.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005h) Deal-fish Trachipterus arcticus (Brunnich, 1771). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 81-82.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005h) Deal-fish Trachipterus arcticus (Brunnich, 1771). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 8
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 95.5cm and Weighing 2.1kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 35kg;Determiner name=Went (1973);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.
Physical characteristics=Exceptionally large specimen;Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994o);Specimen biometrics=Weight - 17.3kg (contained 1.8kg of roe).;Depth=160m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994o) Hake Merluccius merluccius (L.) Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 520-521.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994o) Hake Merluccius merluccius (L.) Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 520-521.
Record comment=Duplicate 138, 1255;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 63.5cm and 68.0cm and Weighing 3410g and 3410g respectively.;Abundance=2;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.
Method of capture=Spearing;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 35.2cm to fork and 40.5cm Total length and Weighing 1.04kg;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bloch in Irish waters, further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 72-74.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bl;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992a)
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 3.0metres. Weight - 136kg.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and Berrow (1994);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Miscellaneous comments=Specimens received in the Fisheries Laboratory, Dublin;Determiner name=Went (1961);Abundance=9
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen approximately 7ft in length and Weighing 170lb (c77kg).;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 54.5cm, Fork length - 51.0cm, Weight - 1.930kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bloch in Irish waters, further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 72-74.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 58.0cm, Maximum width across wings - 92.5cm, Weight - 1,415gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994d) Thornback ray Raja clavata (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 409.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994d)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.6cm, Fork length - 36.0cm, Weight - 570gm.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1994m);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Dingle trawler;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 52cm;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984);Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'R;Miscellaneous comments=Grid reference estimated.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.8cm, Weight - 110gm.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 51.0cm, Weight - 1.625kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996c) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(6): 227-228.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1996c)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.5 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 28 cm Weight - 0.51kg;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.2cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d)
Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.3cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997a) Darkie charlie Dalatias licha (Bonaterre, 1788). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 457-458.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997a) Darkie charlie Dalatias licha (Bonaterre, 1788). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(1
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 28.5cm, Fork length - 26.5cm, Weight - 0.290kg.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 10cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesti;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.2cm Total length, 33.8cm to fork and Weighing 0.83kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 10.3cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measured 31.6cm to the fork of the tail and 34.1cm full length and weighed 343g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measures 52cm and weighs 1.64kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen comment=One of the largest specimens of Hyperoplus lanceolatus recorded in Irish waters.;Physical characteristics=Large;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.0cm, Fork length - 32.5cm, Standard length - 30.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994g);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994g) Greater sand eel Hyperoplus lanceolatus (Les Sauvage). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 410.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994g) Greater sand eel Hyperoplus lanceolatus (Les Sauvage). Irish Naturalists' Journal,
Physical characteristics=Pigmented on the blind side except for a small region near the head.;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 33.5cm and Weighing 320g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Physical characteristics=The fish was ambicoloured, the normal dorsal colouration appearing on the ventral surface.;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 33.5cm and Weighing 620g.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.0cm, Weight - 0.448kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.;Determiner name=Quigley anf Flannery (1997c)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 28.4cm, Weight - 85gm.;Determiner name=Went (1969); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 21.9cm and Weighing 107g;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Miscellaneous comments=MFV Ora et Labore.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 21.8cm and Weighing 142g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 31.6cm to fork and Weighing 235g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Record comment=Changed date from 04/06/1968; Duplicate 132;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 41.0cm, Fork length - 37.0cm, Weight - 825gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995a) The bogue Boops boops in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(1): 15-17.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 42.0cm Total length, Weighing 1.26kg;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Record comment=Duplicate 465;Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.;Abundance=2;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984); Quigley (1986d);Miscellaneous comments=MFV Resolution""
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 1.4kg and measuring 43.5cm to fork and 51.5cm full length;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 1.7kg and mearuring 45.4cm to fork and 54.6cm full length;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.5kg and measuring 88cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish ;Determiner name=Went (1968)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 14.5kg and measuring 145cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish ;Determiner name=Went (1968)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 34.1cm Total length, , 32.5cm to fork and Weighing 353g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.6cm, Weight - 230gm.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a); Quigley and Flannery (1994m);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 32.0cm, Weight - 213gm.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Minchin and Molloy (1978); Michael Long
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Method of capture=Trawler;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy;Miscellaneous comments=Morning Star. Now in National Museum, Dublin;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 83cm and Weighing 2.75kg;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database, Duplicate of 453?;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 38cm, Weighing c. 1.13kg;Abundance=2;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984);Miscellaneous comments=One specimen taken by MFV Regina Ann". Second specimen taken by MFV "Resolution" ;Literature source=O'Riordan C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal 21(8): 353-356."
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 30.2cm and Weighing 385g.;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.6 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 36.6 cm Weight - 1.07 kg;Literature source=Went A.E.J. (1948) Specimen of file or trigger fish captured in Dingle bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 9(6): 149.Went A.E.J. (1948) Specimen of file or trigger fish captured in Dingle bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 9(6): 149.Went A.E.J. (1948) Specimen;Determiner name=Went (1948); Went (1959)
Record comment=Changed date from Aug to Sept;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 22.6cm Total length, 21.8cm to the fork of the tail and Weighing 242g.;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 59.5cm Total length, 49.5cm to fork and Weighing 2.5kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 26.9cm to the fork and 29.1cm full length, Weighing 270g;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 27.8cm and Weighing 163g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Miscellaneous comments=First record in Irish waters.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.0cm and Weighing 0.46kg;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 14cm and Weighing 33g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Record comment=Duplicate 106;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.0cm and Weighing 35g.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980); Quigley and Flannery (1997e);Miscellaneous comments=MFV Ora et Labore. Fourth record in Irish waters;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 39.0cm Total length, 37.5cm to fork and Weighing 626g;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr
Record comment=Duplicate 830;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.0cm, Weight - 1.070kg.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 18.1cm Total length, Weighing 0.12kg;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Record comment=Wrong measurements :Specimen measuring 19.6cm and Weighing 77g";Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 14cm and Weighing 30g;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal 18(3): 57-64.Went A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal 18(3): 57-64."
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 19.6cm and Weighing 77g;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Physical characteristics=Partially dried;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 20.2cm and Weighing 82g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Ora et Labore.
Specimen biometrics=Measuring from 41-52cm and Weighing from 44-80g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974);Abundance=4
Angela Mason (Irish Wildlife Federation)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 24.0cm and Weighing 162g;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Miscellaneous comments=MFV Maid of Nazereth.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 63.5cm, Weight - 3.3kg;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1996c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996c) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(6): 227-228.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996c) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(6): 227-228.
Specimen biometrics=Fork length - 36.5cm, Weight - 0.790kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley and Flannery (1997c)
Method of capture=Stranded;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997c) Skipper Scomberesox saurus (Walbaum, 1972). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 387.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997c);Miscellaneous comments=Donated to the national museum of Ireland.
Record comment=Duplicate 1078;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 40cm Total length, 37cm to the fork and Weighing 950g.;Determiner name=Went (1972); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 59.0cm Total length, 48.0cm to fork and Weighing 2.3kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 39.8cm Total length, 38.0cm to fork and Weighing 594g;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr
Specimen comment=In 1972, seven specimens were brought to light, all from Dingle Bay;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Specimen comment=No further data available. Record for S. Colias...same species? Check.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971);Abundance=3
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971);Abundance=2
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=One was measured: Total length - 30.5 cm Weight - 0.665 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=2;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Record comment=Duplicate 1053;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30.5cm, 34.0cm; Standard length - 28.0cm, 28.5cm; weight when gutted - 212.5g, 237.5g respectively.;Abundance=2;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994f);Miscellaneous comments=Two reversed" specimens captured.;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery K. (1994f) Megrim Lepidorhombus whiffiagonis (Walbaum). Irish Naturalists' Journal 24(10): 410."
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32cm and Weighing 213g.;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 40cm and Weighing 33g.;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Record comment=Duplicate 1219;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 41.0cm to fork and 47.7cm full length and Weighing 1.75kg.;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 41.5cm and Weighing 0.44kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 49cm and Weighing 45g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 49cm and Weighing 58kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Physical characteristics=Unable to measure or weigh specimen due to extreme damage.;Method of capture=Lobster pot;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thr;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)
Physical characteristics=Small;Specimen biometrics=Weighing 34g and measuring 14cm.;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Specimen comment=Multiple specimens caught in 50 fathoms.;Depth=50 fathoms;Determiner name=Went (1961);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 34.0cm Total length, 32.1cm to fork and Weighing 366g;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 62.3cm Total length, 52.3cm to fork and Weighing 3.2kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.5 cm Weight - 0.065 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Hand line;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighs 2.53kg and measures 51.0cm to and 58.5cm full length;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens Weighing 2.0kg and 2.3kg respectively and measuring 47.4cm and 46.7cm to fork and 56.0cm and 55.8cm full length;Determiner name=Went (1968);Abundance=2;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens Weighing 2.1kg and 1.9kg respectively and measuring 46.0cm and 45.4cm to fork and 55.2cm and 54.0cm full length;Determiner name=Went (1968);Abundance=2;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens Weighing 3.0kg and 2.0kg respectively, and measuring 52.0cm and 47.0cmto fork and 61.5cm and 56.0cm full length respectively;Determiner name=Went (1968);Abundance=2;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Physical characteristics=Very small;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Went (1971);Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 23.7cm and Weighing 85g;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Physical characteristics=Very young (pre-grilse);Specimen biometrics=Measuring 27.3cm (to the fork of the tail) and 29.6cm (full length) and Weighing 167g.;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Record comment=Duplicate 511;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Determiner name=Went (1973); Quigley and Flannery (1997c)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 34.0cm to fork and 35.5cm Total length and Weighing 0.86kg;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986b) A specimen of the barrel-fish Hyperoglyphe perciforma (Mitchill, 1818) (Lirus perciformis Regan, 1902) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(2): 77-78.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986b) A specimen of the barrel-fish Hyp;Miscellaneous comments=Now part of the national museum Dublin collection.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986b)
Depth=< 100 fathoms;Specimen biometrics=length -67cm, Weight - 1.2kg;Determiner name=Went (1963);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1963) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1962. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 14(6): 105-109.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 68.0cm, Weight - 295gm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Igoe et al. (2004)
Specimen biometrics=Three specimens measuring 16.5cm, 18.5cm and 15.4cm respectively and Weighing 6.7kg, 9.4kg and 4.8kg respectively.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Abundance=3
Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 71.0cm, Weight - 3.291kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995d) Porbeagle shark Lamna nasus (Bonaterre, 1788). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 153.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985);Abundance=2
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a); Quigley (1986d)
Method of capture=Long line;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Fork length - 35.0cm, Weight - 380gm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.5cm and Weighing 55g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Physical characteristics=Small;Specimen biometrics=Weighing 3.85kg.;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesti;Sex=Female
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 33cm and Weighing 27kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37cm and Weighing 35g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16cm and Weighing 50g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 38cm and Weighing 700g;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 65g and measuring 16cm;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 89cm;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 72g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 46.0cm and Weighing 680g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 46.5cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 48.1cm and Weighing 2100g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 11.5cm and Weighing 15g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Ora et Labore.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 83cm and Weighing 2.1kg;Determiner name=Went (1967);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 87cm and Weighing 1.85kg (without intestines).;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 12.7cm in length.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 13.2cm and Weighing 24g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 14.1cm and Weighing 8g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Record comment=Check grid ref, V49 in text;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959)
Physical characteristics=Larval stage;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 12.7cm in length.;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Miscellaneous comments=Leptocephalus larval stage
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in ;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 21.2cm to fork and 21.6cm Total length, Weighing 0.20kg;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 17.8cm, Weight - 50gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997g);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997g) Trumpet fish Macroramphosus scolopax (L.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 444-446.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 60cm and Weighing 0.64kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 61.5cm and Weighing 840g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Physical characteristics=Large;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 27.67kg.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Miscellaneous comments=Largest specimen recorded in Ireland, at the time.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 339g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Specimen biometrics=Measuring 34.0cm and Weighing 336g (gutted);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Sex=Male;Miscellaneous comments=Caught by MFV Ora et Labore.
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 18.2cm and 31.2cm respectively and Weighing 25g and 175g respectively.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974);Abundance=2
Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Miscellaneous comments=Specimen caught at surface following floating wreck timber.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Determiner name=Went (1966)
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Miscellaneous comments=Dingle Bay;Determiner name=Went (1974);Abundance=14
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 99.6cm Total length and 94.0 Standard length.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 35.0cm Total length and Weighing 320g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 40.2cm Total length and Weighing 525g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Abundance=3
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972);Abundance=6
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 59.5cm and Weighing 205g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37cm and Weighing 35g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Specimen comment=Observation was pre 1881. Method of capture unknown.;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.0cm, Standard length - 29.2cm, Weight - 56.0gm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Specimen comment=Observation was pre 1881. Method of capture unknown;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.0cm, Standard length - 29.2cm, Weight - 56.0gm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.5cm, Fork length - 28.8cm, Weight - 0.445kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 36.0cm, Fork length - 32.7cm, Weight - 0.780kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c)
Record comment=Duplicate 821;Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 37.0cm.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a); Quigley and Flannery (1997a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 37.2cm, Weight - 623gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 37.3cm, Fork length - 34.2cm, Weight - 505gm.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1994m);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 37.4cm, Weight - 255gm.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 37.4cm, Fork length - 34.0, Weight - 620gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995a) The bogue Boops boops in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(1): 15-17.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995a)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 65.7cm and Weighing 1.88kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 65cm (55cm to fork) and Weighing 3.6kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 74cm and Weighing 1.43kg;Determiner name=Went (1967);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 77cm and Weighing 1.54kg;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 41.0cm, Weight - 420gm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 31.6cm Total length, 30.0cm to fork and Weighing 274g;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr
Method of capture=Gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 24.0cm.;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004);Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Miscellaneous comments=Attached to a Coalfish (Pollachius virens)
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley and Flannery (1995b)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 49.5 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 43.8 cm Weight - 2.27 kg.;Literature source=Went A.E.J. (1949) File or trigger fish captured in Dingle bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 9(9): 245.;Determiner name=Went (1949); Went (1959);Miscellaneous comments=Grid reference estimated.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 95.5cm, Weight - 3.83kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989a) Greater-spotted dogfish Scyliorhinus stellaris (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 114-115.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989a);Sex=Female
Record comment=Duplicate 101?;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Miscellaneous comments=MFV Elsie Marie.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 450g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 23.0cm. No further data available.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30.0cm, Weight - 50.0gm;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley (1986a)
Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Method of capture=Pelagic dogfish net;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989d);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 1.40metres, Fork length - 1.28metres, Standard length - 1.18metres, Weight - 8.75kg, Bill length - 42.0cm, Head length including bill - 59.5cm, Diameter of eye - 4.5cm, Greatest girth - 51.0cm, Caudal fin width - 27.0cm, Dorsal fin height ;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989d) Swordfish Xiphias gladius (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 116.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989d) Swordfish Xiphias gladius (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 116.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (198
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Three specimens measuring 6.5cm, 7.0cm and 7.0cm respectively and Weighing 9.5g, 10.0g and 10.0g respectively.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Abundance=3;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Miscellaneous comments=6 miles south of Dingle Harbour.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 32.4cm, Weight - 0.34kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 3.5m in length.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 63.5cm, Weight - 2.86kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985);Abundance=1
Method of capture=Seine;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=12
Method of capture=Line;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=6
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 3.00kg.;Determiner name=Linnane; Quigley et al. (1992)Linnane; Quigley et al. (1992)Linnane; Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Record comment=Duplicate of 1149;Method of capture=Landing net;Specimen biometrics=145cm length.;Determiner name=Went (1969); Nolan and Quigley (1987);Depth=2ft;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 23.0cm to fork and 23.5cm Total length, Weighing 0.28kg;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 124cm, Weight - 2.44kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1996a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996a) A further record of the hair-tail Trichiurus lepturus L. (Pisces: Trichiuridae) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(5): 176-178.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996a) A further record of the hai
Record comment=Changed location to Porcupine bank from Slyne Head;Depth=550m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1993);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1993) Jellycat Anarhichas denticulatus Kroyer. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(7): 299.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1993) Jellycat Anarhichas denticulatus Kroyer. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(7): 299.
Physical characteristics=Not possible to obtain an accurate dorsal fin ray count as this was badly damaged.;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1993);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 104cm, Standard length - 97cm, Weight - 9.534kg (after freezing/thawing). Caudal fin length - 7cm, Caudal fin length - 7cm, Caudal fin depth - 8cm, anal fin ray count - 45.;Depth=240m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1993) Jellycat Anarhichas denticulatus Kroyer. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(7): 299.
Method of capture=Seine;Specimen biometrics=Number of specimens - 1 Total length - 26.5 cm Weight - 0.4 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Record comment=Duplicate 1220;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 39.4cm to fork and 48.8cm full length and Weighing 1.43kg.;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 23.7cm, Weight - 175gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Depth=160m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 58.5cm. Captured at a depth of approximately 160 metres.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994h);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994h) Rabbit fish Chimaera monstrosa L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 411.
Method of capture=Deep water trawl;Depth=240m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992b) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus Bloch & Schneider. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 80-81.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992b)
Depth=160m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 75.5cm. Captured at a depth of approximately 160 metres.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994h);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994h) Rabbit fish Chimaera monstrosa L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 411.
Specimen comment=Exact coordinates to point of capture: 48.30''N, 10.00''W.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., Berrow, S. (1994) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 518-520.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and Berrow (1994);Miscellaneous comments=Approximately 350 km off the South West coast to a point parallel with Brest, Northern France.
Method of capture=Tuna drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - C. 240.0cm, Weight - C. 68.2kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thr
Record comment=May be mixed up with 44;Method of capture=Demersal Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total lengths - 56.5 - 62.5 cm, Fork lengths - 49.0 - 54.0cm, Weights - 4.66 - 6.68kgpar;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr;Depth=280m;Miscellaneous comments=Analysis of stomach contents showed that they had been feeding exclusively on blue whiting Micromesistius poutassou.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Abundance=15
Record comment=No source for info in comment, according to paper One specimen with remains of brittle stars (Ophiuroidea) in stomach)" may be mixed up with 43;Method of capture=Demersal Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total lengths - 56.5 - 62.5 cm Fork lengths - 49.0 - 54.0cm Weights - 4.66 - 6.68kgpar;Depth=280m;Miscellaneous comments=Analysis of stomach contents showed that they had been feeding exclusively on blue whiting Micromesistius poutassou.;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery K. (1998a) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. Irish Naturalists' Journal 26(1/2): 53.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery K. (1998a) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. Irish Naturalists' Journal 26(1/2): 53.;Abundance=15;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1998a)"
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 47.5cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Sex=Female
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.5cm, Fork length - 31.2cm,;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.9 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 31.2 cm Weight - 0.72 k;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trig;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Method of capture=Net;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Method of capture=Surface drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.0cm, Fork length - 36.5cm, Standard length - 32.0cm, Maximum body depth - 12.0cm, Maximum girth - 27.5cm, Diameter of eye - 2.3cm. the dorsal fin comprised 8 short spines together with 22 soft rays. The anal fin comprised of 3 spines wit;Determiner name=Quigley (1986b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986b) A specimen of the barrel-fish Hyperoglyphe perciforma (Mitchill, 1818) (Lirus perciformis Regan, 1902) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(2): 77-78.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986b) A specimen of the barrel-fish Hyp
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.5 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 31.8 cm Weight - 0.65 k;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trig;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Record comment=2 specimens? See Table 1 do. in paper;Method of capture=Long line;Determiner name=Holt; Quigley et al. (1992)Holt; Quigley et al. (1992)Holt; Quigley et al. (1992)Holt; Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Physical characteristics=Mature;Depth=35 fathoms;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=2;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Method of capture=Tangle net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 42.0cm, Fork length - 39.0cm, Standard length - 31.0cm, Weight - 1.19kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989g);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.Quigley,
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 92cm and Weighing 11.5kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Method of capture=Pollack net;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989g)
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.0cm, Weight - 225gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.5cm, Fork length - 32.5cm, Weight - 372.3gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1994) Remora Remora remora L. In Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 499-502.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1994);Miscellaneous comments=Accompanied by a leatherback turtle
Method of capture=Gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 25.0cm.;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004);Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Miscellaneous comments=Attached to a sea trout (Salmo trutta)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 92.0cm, Standard length - 53.5cm, length of dorsal spine - 10.7cm, length of pectoral fin - 18.3cm, Greatest body depth - 10.0cm, Greatest girth - 27.0cm, Weight - 1.10kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Henry, G. (1985) A further record of the rabbit fish Chimaera monstrosa L. from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 476-477.Quigley, D.T.G., Henry, G. (1985) A further record of the rabbit fish Chimaera monstrosa L. ;Determiner name=Quigley and Henry (1985);Miscellaneous comments=Captured in a net at a depth of 45 metres.
Physical characteristics=This fish was unusual since it displayed a curious colour abberation, on the left and right extremities of the dorsal surface (eyed side) four equally spaced and distinct white spots were present. Venterally the dorsal colour anomaly was mirrored by dark ;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.5cm, Weight -750gm when gutted.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994c) Brill Scopthalmus rhombus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 409.;Miscellaneous comments=Fish donated to the national museum of Ireland (Dublin).
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.4cm, Fork length - 24.8cm, Standard length - 23.5cm, Weight - 42.5gm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.4cm, Fork length - 34.7cm, Weight - 311gm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 63.0cm, Weight - 3.25kg.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 17.5cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997c) Skipper Scomberesox saurus (Walbaum, 1972). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 387.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997c) Skipper Scomberesox saurus (Walbaum, 1972). Irish Naturalists' Journal,
Record comment=Duplicate 1006? No date info in M&M paper;Method of capture=Rod and line;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978); Quigley et al. (1992)Minchin and Molloy (1978); Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Record comment=Duplicate 982;Method of capture=Salmon drift net;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 50.8kg.;Determiner name=Went (1966); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 31.5cm and Weighing 0.50kg (gutted);Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Specimen comment=The dessicated head was found on the beach and was subsequently identified as H groenlandicus by the late Dr E Bertelsen of the zoology department of the university of Copenhagen, Denmark.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997f) First record of the Atlantic football fish Himantolophus groenlandicus (Reinhardt, 1837) (Pisces: Lophiiformes, Ceratoidea, Himantolophidae) from Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 442-444.Quigley, ;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997f)
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=210m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 58.5cm, Weight - 2.15kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(3): 106-110.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.64kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=240m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 80.0cm, Weight - 4.82kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(3): 106-110.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Iri
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=183m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 90.5cm. Weight - 8.51kg. .;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(3): 106-110.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Iri;Miscellaneous comments=The ovaries weighed C. 1kg returning a gonadosomatic index (GSI) of around12%
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=168m-183m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 76.0cm, Weight - 3.065kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(3): 106-110.
Specimen biometrics=Weight - 206.5 kg Total length - 394 cm Fork length - 370 cm 'Sword' length - 95 cm Greatest girth - 147 cm Height of first dorsal fin - 48 cm Width of caudal fin - 99 cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Cross. T.F., Mills, C.P.R. (1984) A further record of the swordfish Xiphias gladius L., in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(7): 320-321.Quigley, D.T.G., Cross. T.F., Mills, C.P.R. (1984) A further record of the swordfish Xiphi;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 394cm. Fork length 370cm. Sword length - 95cm. Greatest girth - 147cm. Height of first dorsal fin - 48cm. Width of caudal fin - 99cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Cross. T.F., Mills, C.P.R. (1984) A further record of the swordfish Xiphias gladius L., in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(7): 320-321.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1984)
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d)
Record comment=Duplicate 796;Method of capture=Mackeral drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.2cm, Fork length - 31.6cm, Weight - 340gm.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley and Flannery (1994m);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Specimen biometrics=Three specimens measured, T.L.: 28.1cm, 26.7cm, 25.5cm, Fork: 25.6cm, 24.8cm, 22.9cm, Weight: 265, 214, 184g respectively.;Determiner name=Went (1967); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Abundance=3;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.;Miscellaneous comments=Four other specimens were also captured during the same event.
Method of capture=Net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.2cm, Fork length - 34.6cm, Weight - 700gm.;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.;Miscellaneous comments=A further 4 specimens were sighted in association with a leatherback turtle.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Three measured: Total length - 70.0cm, Weight - 327gm; T.L.: 70.6cm, Wt.: 187g; T.L.: 67.0cm. Wt.: 172g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1996a);Abundance=4;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996a) A further record of the hair-tail Trichiurus lepturus L. (Pisces: Trichiuridae) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(5): 176-178.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996a) A further record of the hai
Specimen biometrics=Measurements were taken for two: 34.9cm Total length, 450g Weight and 24.1cm Total length, 139g Weight.;Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1994);Abundance=3;Miscellaneous comments=Found with five pilot fish in association with leatherback turtle
Method of capture=Hand net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.0cm, Fork length - 28.5cm, Standard length - 26.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2006);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2006) Bogue Boops boops (L.), jellycat Anarhichas denticulatus Kroyer and greater weever Trachinus draco L. In Irish waters, 2003-2004. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(7): 306-307.;Miscellaneous comments=Caught close to shore
Specimen biometrics=Three specimens measuring 24cm, 28.5cm and 32cm respectively and Weighing 150g, 235g and 340g respectively.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Abundance=3
Record comment=corrected date;Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Method of capture=Observed while diving;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Miscellaneous comments=Seen near surface;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3;Miscellaneous comments=Specimen in National Museum, Dublin.;Determiner name=Went (1959)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Record comment=Added in measurements, should be 25/06/1994?;Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 23.7cm, Weight - 175g.;Determiner name=Michael Connaghan;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 21.0cm, Fork length - 20.0cm, Weight - 109gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Miscellaneous comments=Captured alongside leatherback turtle and a Lumpsucker (Remora remora).
Method of capture=Mid-water trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 46.0cm, Weight - 1.135kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Abundance=5;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bloch in Irish waters, further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 72-74.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bl
Physical characteristics=Immature;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 48.5cm and Weighing 610g.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Sex=Female
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Two specimen measuring 21.5cm and 18.0cm full length and Weighing 0.23kg and 0.12kg respectively;Determiner name=Went (1974);Abundance=2;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.5cm and Weighing 0.47kg;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 9cm and Weighing 10g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Specimen biometrics=Three specimens taken in a trawl, measuring: 24, 28.5, 32cm and Weighing 150, 235, 340g respectively;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=3
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.9kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=2
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.45kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.0kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Surface nets;Specimen biometrics=Total lengths of 17.5cm and 35.0cm respectively. The latter specimen of 17.5cm is the smallest recorded from Irish inshore waters.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997a);Abundance=2;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997a) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 457.
Record comment=Duplicate 1210;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.5cm, Fork length - 30.0cm, Weight - 340.5gm;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.6cm TL, 34.2cm to fork and Weighing 1.14kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Depth=530m;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Total length - 33.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Sex=Female;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Miscellaneous comments=Location - 52.40''N, 12.26''W.
Method of capture=Drift netting;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997a) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 457.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997a);Miscellaneous comments=Caught whilst drift netting for Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar).
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.0cm and Weighing 60g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=One was measured: Total length - 35 cm Weight - 0.97 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=2;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 47.5 cm Weight - 0.54 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Five specimens Measuring 27.5cm, 30.2cm, 31.5cm, 29.5cm and 29.5cm and Weighing 215g, 180g, 215g, 206g and 182g respectively.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Abundance=5
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 28 cm Wing span - 19 cm Weight - 0.06 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.;Determiner name=Went (1968)
Physical characteristics=Very small;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 25.5cm.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Sex=Female
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 24.5 cm Weight - 0.31 kg.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Method of capture=Trammel;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 49.5 cm Weight - 0.59 kg, Wing span unavailable.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Method of capture=Seine;Specimen biometrics=Number of specimens - 1 Total length - 34.5 cm Weight - 1.08 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.;Miscellaneous comments=An instance of a live stranding of a single specimen of leatherback turtle. Significance being due to the presence of two pilot fish Naucrates ductor which were attending the turtle;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Specimen biometrics=Weight: 8.17kg, Total length: 65.0cm, Fork length: 62.5cm, Standard length: 56.3cm, Max. Girth: 52.5cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic bonito or skipjack tuna Euthynnus pelamis (L.) (Katsuwonus pelamis L.) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 37-38.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986c)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.0cm, Fork length - 32.0cm, Standard length - 26.0cm, Weight - 550gm, head length - 8.0cm, eye diameter - 2.0cm, maximum body depth - 10.8cm.par Dorsal fin comprised 7 short spines, together with 20 soft rays, The anal fin comprised 3 spi;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000b);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000b) American barrelfish Hyperoglyphe perciformis (Mitchill, 1818). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 326.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000b) American barrelfish Hyperoglyphe perciformis (Mitchill, 1818). Irish Naturali
Method of capture=Spear;Specimen biometrics=One was measured: Total length - 40.5 cm Weight - 1.02 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=6;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Record comment=Duplicate 750;Method of capture=Salmon bag net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 27.7 cm Weight - 0.52 kg,;Determiner name=Went (1969);Miscellaneous comments=Two goose barnacles attached to body at anterior of dorsal fin;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 25.0cm, Weight - 250gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Physical characteristics=Adult;Method of capture=Small van;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 21mm.;Literature source=Wilkins, H.K.A. (1998) A further record of Lebetus scorpioides (Collett, 1874) (Teleostei: Gobiidae) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(1/2): 53-54.Wilkins, H.K.A. (1998) A further record of Lebetus scorpioides (Collett, 1874) (Teleostei: Gob;Depth=12.5m;Miscellaneous comments=Veen grab during the course of an investigation in to maerl related infauna. Specimen was taken from a maerl bed.;Determiner name=Wilkins (1998);Sex=Male
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 2.56 metres, Fork length - 2.36 metres, Head length including sword - 0.92 metres, Maximum girth - 0.81 metres, Weight - 47 kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & O'Shea, J. (2000) Swordfish Xiphias gladius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 323-324.;Determiner name=Quigley and O'Shea (2000)
Method of capture=Surface drift net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 50.0cm and Weighing 2500g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=North of Achill Island. Species not uncommon in some years.
Record comment=Duplicate 266;Method of capture=Rod and line with baited feathers;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 56cm and Weighing 1.84kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Record comment=Duplicate 826;Method of capture=Trammel net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.0cm, Weight - 480.0gm;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 47 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 41 cm Weight - 1.56 k;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trig;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.5cm Total length and Weighing 1000g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.;Miscellaneous comments=Found stranded on Keel Beach, Achill Island. Species not uncommon in some years.
Specimen biometrics=Weight - 1.82kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 37.4 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 32.4 cm Weight - 0.75kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Miscellaneous comments=Sighted in association with a leatherback turtle.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 35.0cm Total length;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.;Miscellaneous comments=Found stranded on Keel Beach, Achill Island. Species not uncommon in some years.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.9 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 25.5 cm Weight - 0.40 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trig;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Method of capture=Stranded;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985);Miscellaneous comments=Stranded in rock pool.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.7 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 32.7 cm Weight - 0.89 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Record comment=Duplicate 559;Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 70cm, Estimated fork length - 65.0cm;Determiner name=Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3
Method of capture=Trammel;Specimen biometrics=Number of specimens - 1 Weight - 1.02 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 50.0cm, Weight - 1.55kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.
Method of capture=Washed ashore;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 40cm to fork and 43cm Total length, Weighing 510g;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 196.0 cm. Wing span - 144.0cm. Weight - 56.3kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 8 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
Depth=580m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Sex=Female
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 63.0cm, Weight - 2.85kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
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Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Mullins, E. (2004) Spanish or chub mackerel Scomber colias (Gmelin, 1789). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(10): 410.;Determiner name=Quigley and Mullins (2004)
Method of capture=Pelagic trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.0cm Total length and Weighing 367g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.;Miscellaneous comments=NW Ireland ICES sector VIa, 38D9. Scribbled variety.
Method of capture=Pelagic trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.0cm and Weighing 475g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.;Miscellaneous comments=NW Ireland in ICES sector VIa, 39E0. Species not uncommon in some years.
Physical characteristics=Large / 8 years old;Method of capture=Pelagic trawl;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Specimen biometrics=Measuring 58.0cm TL and Weighing 1850g;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=NW Ireland in ICES sector VIa
Specimen biometrics=Weight - 3.94kg, Total length - 59.5cm, Standard length - 47.5cm, Maximum body depth - 18.5cm, Greatest girth - 44.0cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986e) First record of the wreckfish or stone basse Polyprion americanus (Bloch & Schneider, 1801) from the Co. Mayo coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 111-112.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986e);Miscellaneous comments=To date of article, 31 records have been documented from Irish waters. All from the South and South West coasts.This record is the most Northerly in Irish waters.
Specimen biometrics=Measuring 81.0cm and Weighing 3.63kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Sex=Female
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 203 cm Wing span - 151 cm Weight - 58.4 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 203 cm Wing span - 155 cm Weight - 57.4 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Method of capture=Oyster dredge;Depth=3m;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 4.5cm;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Specimen comment=Specimen was part of a tagging experiment.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 191 cm Wing span - 149.9 cm Weight - 56 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Record comment=Duplicate 1085;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 49cm Total length and 43.7cm to the fork of the tail.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Specimen comment=Several specimens;Literature source=Wilkins, H.K.A. (1998) A further record of Lebetus scorpioides (Collett, 1874) (Teleostei: Gobiidae) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(1/2): 53-54.Wilkins, H.K.A. (1998) A further record of Lebetus scorpioides (Collett, 1874) (Teleostei: Gob;Determiner name=Wilkins (1998)
Literature source=Wilkins, H.K.A. (1998) A further record of Lebetus scorpioides (Collett, 1874) (Teleostei: Gobiidae) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(1/2): 53-54.;Determiner name=Wilkins (1998)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 127cm and Weighing 12.1kg;Determiner name=Went (1967);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in
Record comment=Duplicate 863;Method of capture=Dredge;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 5.4cm;Depth=4m;Miscellaneous comments=Caught while fishing for escallops;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighed 280kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 18.9kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 27.1cm and Weighing 241g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.
Record comment=The specimen had a spherical tumour of 28mm diameter between the eyes, unusual in rays.;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=One specimen Weighing 1.87kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.5cm to fork and 41.0cm Total length and Weighing 1.03kg;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Specimen biometrics=The bill of a swordfish was found over 90 cm long.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Miscellaneous comments=It probably belonged to the swordfish caught a previous year - 1977.
Record comment=Duplicate 186;Method of capture=Salmon net;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Specimen comment=Considerable numbers taken by pelagic trawls. Also 0.5tonnes of fish taken per 4-5 hour tow in Broadhaven and Black Rock, Co. Mayo.;Record comment=Should be 2 seperate records for Mayo and Castletownbere?;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighed 29kg and was c5.5ft.;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Mid-water trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.2cm, Fork length - 31.0cm, Weight - 450gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994m);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994m) Spanish mackerel Scomber japonicus (Houttuyn, 1782) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 505-507.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994m) Spanish mackerel
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 47.5cm, Weight - 2.325kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992b) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus Bloch & Schneider. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 80-81.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 53.0cm, Standard length - 47.0cm, Weight when gutted - 300gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994a) Mediterranean ling Molva dipterygia macrophthalma (Pennant 1784). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 408.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994a)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen 48cm long and 976g in weight.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes fr;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Specimen comment=Large numbers recorded.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976); Minchin and Molloy (1981)
Specimen comment=Dr. Kennedy hatched three larvae from eggs derived from fish spawning in the area.;Physical characteristics=Hatched larval eggs;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Specimen biometrics=Total lenght - 36.5cm, Fork length - 34.3cm, Standard length - 29.5cm, Weight - 425gm. Pectoral fin ray count - 25, Anal fin - 21, Second dorsal fin - 21, Suction disc laminae - 17, Disc length - 9.5cm, Disc width - 4.3cm, Head length - 7.5cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1994) Remora Remora remora L. In Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 499-502.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1994) Remora Remora remora L. I;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1994)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 27.6cm and 24.3cm respectively and Weighing 249g and 179g respectively.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=2
Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.Quigley, D.T.G. &;Miscellaneous comments=MFV ''Ardent''.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005a)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing c2kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005a) Albino angler fish Lophius piscatorius L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 44.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005a);Miscellaneous comments=MFV ''Pilgrim Light''.
Record comment=Duplicate 499;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Determiner name=Went (1966); Quigley et al. (1990)Went (1966); Quigley et al. (1990)
Method of capture=Shrimp pot;Depth=5m;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Record comment=Duplicate of 565;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley and Flannery (1992a)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 24.0cm.;Literature source=McGreal, E. & Quigley, D.T.G. (2009) A further skipper (Scomberesox saurus) (Walbaum, 1792) record from Co. Mayo. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 30(1): 68-69.McGreal, E. & Quigley, D.T.G. (2009) A further skipper (Scomberesox saurus) (Walbaum, 1792) record f;Determiner name=McGreal and Quigley (2009);Miscellaneous comments=Carcass found washed up on strand.
Method of capture=Gillnet;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 14.5cm;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004);Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Miscellaneous comments=Attached to a herring (Clupea harengus )
Record comment=Duplicate 1154;Physical characteristics=In an advanced state of decomposition;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 180cm;Depth=56 fathoms;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970); Nolan and Quigley (1987)
Method of capture=Herring net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.4cm, Fork length - 33.2cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 4.77kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=13 specimens Weighing 5.44kg to 7.5kg;Determiner name=Went (1973);Abundance=13;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.
Record comment=Duplicate 1233;Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 55kg;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Observed;Depth=25ft;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesti
Method of capture=Rod and line;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989g)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 197 cm Wing span - 147 cm Weight - 56.5 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 191cm and Weighing 56kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Surface net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 64.0cm, Fork length - 58.5cm, Weight - 2.950kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bloch in Irish waters, further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 72-74.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bl
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 83.0cm and Weighing 5.4kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.5cm full length and Weighing 1.12kg;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 190 cm Wing span - 140 cm Weight - 54.6 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Record comment=Check Went (1971) if you don't find a better reference;Specimen biometrics=Seven specimens ranging 5.45kg - 6.86kg.;Abundance=7;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesti
Specimen biometrics=Ranged in weight from 5.56 to 7.44kg and measured from 79-100cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Determiner name=Went (1973);Abundance=9
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.2kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.2cm and Weighing 1.37kg;Determiner name=Went (1972);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 22.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Record comment=In Killary Harbour in 20m of water;Physical characteristics=Young;Method of capture=Observed;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Miscellaneous comments=A young conger eel was observed to be taking refuge in a burrow of mud on 30th June 1975.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Depth=150m;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Miscellaneous comments=6miles SW of Mizen Head.
Specimen biometrics=The specimens ranged in weight from 0.5 to 1.5kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980)
Physical characteristics=Specimen was xanthochromic.;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992c); Quigley and Flannery (2005b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 59.5cm, Standard length - 49.0cm, Weight - 3.047kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992c) Black-bellied angler Lophius budegassa (Spinola). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 81.
Record comment=Location is approximately 380 km Due West of Irelands Southern coastline.;Depth=520m-560m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.
Method of capture=Trammel net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 28.3cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 58.5cm and Weighing 3.75kg.;Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Record comment=Grid ref? Maybe F not A?;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Record comment=Duplicate 1196;Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 60.8kg;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 201 cm Wing span - 149.9 cm Weight - 57.15 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 203 cm Wing span - 152.4 cm Weight - 56.7 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 203.2 cm Wing Span - 143.5 cm Weight - 58 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in ;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 207 cm Wing span - 156.2 cm Weight - 58.06 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 201 cm Wing span - 149.9 cm Weight - 54.88 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 21.5 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 20.5 cm Weight - 0.19kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 152.4 cm Wing span - 152.4 cm Weight - 58.51 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Ma;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 190 cm Wing Span - 155 cm Weight - 64 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Weight - 67.6 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 196.9 cm Wing Span - 156.2 cm Weight - 65 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in ;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 222.3 cm Wing Span - 177.8 cm Weight - 75 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Record comment=Duplicate 573?;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 10 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 42.5cm to fork and 52.0cm full length and Weighing 1.52kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 23.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 185.4 cm, Wing span - 132 cm, Depth - 12 m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 21.4cm and 23.1cm respectively and Weighing 44g and 44g respectively.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Abundance=2
Specimen comment=Observed in 2m of water;Method of capture=Observed;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Depth=2m;Miscellaneous comments=Swimming among laminarian weed.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Specimen biometrics=Total lengths of 22.5 & 18.0cm respectively;Literature source=McGreal, E. (2006) Remora Remora remora (L.) associated with stranded leatherback turtle Dermochelys coriacea (L.) in Clew Bay, Co. Mayo. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(7): 306.McGreal, E. (2006) Remora Remora remora (L.) associated with stranded leatherb;Determiner name=McGreal (2006);Abundance=2;Miscellaneous comments=Two specimens were recorded in association with a fresh carcass of a drowned leatherback turtle.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Igoe, F., O'Connor, W. (2004) The European smelt Osmerus eperlanus L. In Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribution and status with conservation recommendations. Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 104(3);Miscellaneous comments=A general account of the Smelt (Osmerus eperlanus) being present in nearly all rivers which enter the Shannon estuary, including the Owenogarney.;Determiner name=Quigley, Igoe and O'Connor (2004)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 160.0cm.;Determiner name=Nolan and Quigley (1987);Literature source=Nolan, F. & Quigley, D.T.G. (1987) Deal-fish Trachipterus arcticus (Brunnich, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(5): 188-189.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 69.5cm Total length and Weighing 3.4kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Determiner name=Went (1966)
Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997a);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 42.5cm, Weight - 350gm.;Depth=160m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997a) Darkie charlie Dalatias licha (Bonaterre, 1788). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 457-458.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997a) Darkie charlie Dalatias licha (Bonaterre, 1788). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(1
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=160m;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997a);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 41.0cm, Weight - 775gm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997a) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 457.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 160cm.;Literature source=Nolan, F. & Quigley, D.T.G. (1987) Deal-fish Trachipterus arcticus (Brunnich, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(5): 188-189.;Determiner name=Nolan and Quigley (1987)
Depth=73m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 93.0cm, Weight - 1.135kg. Captured at a depth of 73 metres.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994h);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994h) Rabbit fish Chimaera monstrosa L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 411.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.3cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 55g (121lb) and measuring 201cm;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 57kg (125lb) and measuring 203cm;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 57kg (126lb) and measuring 201cm;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 58kg (128lb) and measuring 207cm;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Depth=180m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.1cm, Standard length - 20.0cm, Weight - 262gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995e) First record of deep-sea angler fish Cryptopsaras couesi (Gill 1883) from Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 145-146.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995e) First record of deep-sea angler fish Cryptopsa;Miscellaneous comments=Captured at a point close to 200 kw off Irelands West coast.
Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Specimen: 33.0cm T.L. Weighing 25.0g.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 55..9cm and weihging 2.96kg;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Miscellaneous comments=Near surface
Record comment=Duplicate of 472;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 243.8 cm 'Sword' length - 91.44 cm, Weight - 59.09 kg;Determiner name=Went (1950); Went (1959);Literature source=Went A.E.J. (1950) Capture of swordfish, Xiphius gladius L., in Bantry bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 10(4): 96.
Method of capture=Hand net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 31.0cm to fork and 34.0cm Full length and Weighing 0.68kg;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.0cm, Standard length - 24.0cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986b) A specimen of the barrel-fish Hyperoglyphe perciforma (Mitchill, 1818) (Lirus perciformis Regan, 1902) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(2): 77-78.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986b);Miscellaneous comments=A further specimen was captured during the same event
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 56.5cm, Weight - 1.419kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1994) Remora Remora remora L. In Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 499-502.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1994)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens TL: 39cm & 24cm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Miscellaneous comments=Captured along with a Suckerfish (Remora remora),
Record comment=Duplicate of 840;Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 42.0cm, Weight - 510gm.;Determiner name=Went (1973); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 68.0cm, Weight - 2.72kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1995b) Wolf-fish Anarhichas lupus L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(3): 106-110.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1995b)
Specimen biometrics=Total length estimated as being between 6 - 8 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
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Method of capture=Demersal trawl;Depth=270-750m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 31.5cm and Weighing 525g (gutted);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Izoard. Species is rare in inshore waters.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 63.5cm, Weight when gutted - 2.55kg.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 69.0cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Sex=Male
Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30 cm Weight - 0.56 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Miscellaneous comments=Sighted in association with a leatherback turtle.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Abundance=3
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.3cm, Fork length - 32.9cm, Weight - 284.0 gm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 41.6cm, Fork length - 38.4cm, Weight - 520.0cm;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Method of capture=Lobster pot;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Depth=3 fathoms of water;Miscellaneous comments=Deposited in National Museum (NMI 112-75).
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 185cm and Weighing 44kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 185 cm Weight - 44 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Method of capture=Drift net;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Specimen biometrics=Total length estimated as being between 4 - 6 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Miscellaneous comments=Caught near surface
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 51cm and Weighing 2.21kg.;Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 48.5cm and Weighing 2.04kg.;Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Method of capture=Observed;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985);Miscellaneous comments=Small group of trigger fish were seen by the recorder.
Method of capture=Hook;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.0cm, Weight - 290gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Record comment=Duplicate 82;Method of capture=Hand;Specimen biometrics=The specimen measuring 67.0cm (55.5cm Standard length);Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Miscellaneous comments=Taken in shallow water, stunned with a boat hook and retrieved by hand.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.
Physical characteristics=Small;Depth=1m;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Specimen biometrics=Measuring 5.4cm (4.4 SL);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.Min;Miscellaneous comments=Over a bottom of mud, shell and stones.
Record comment=corrected date;Physical characteristics=Juvenile;Method of capture=Drift net;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Miscellaneous comments=Near surface;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Miscellaneous comments=Young specimens seperate to adult population;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 213.4 cm Wing span - 152.4 cm Weight - 56.3 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesti;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Specimen biometrics=length to the centre of the caudal fin (FL)- 29 cm Weight - 0.58 kg;Literature source=Conroy, J.C. (1963) The occurrence of the file or trigger fish, Balistes capriscus Gmelin, off Black Head, Co. Clare. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 14(5): 100-101.Conroy, J.C. (1963) The occurrence of the file or trigger fish, Balistes capriscus Gmelin, off;Determiner name=Conroy (1963)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 182.9 cm Wing Span - 175.3 cm Weight - 56.47 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 190.5 cm Wing Span - 154.9 cm Weight - 66.62 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 50.3cm, Weight - 1220.0 gm;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Record comment=Duplicate 1046;Physical characteristics=Small;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 27.5cm and Weighing 145g.;Determiner name=Went (1954); Quigley et al. (1990)Went (1954); Quigley et al. (1990)Went (1954); Quigley et al. (1990)Went (1954); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1954) The greater weever Trachinus draco Cuv. from the coast of county Cork. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 11(5): 136.Went, A.E.J. (1954) The greater weever Trachinus draco Cuv. from the coast of county Cork. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 11(5):
Record comment=Changed date from August to July as per paper;Method of capture=Rod and line;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.1cm, Fork length - 39.1cm, Weight - 538gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 36.1cm, Fork length - 35.1cm, Weight - 392gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 45.7cm and Weighing 1.42kg.;Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Record comment=Duplicate 1102;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 78cm Total length, 70cm to the fork of the tail and Weighing 5.45kg.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighed 2kg and measured 59.6cm to fork and 63.6cm full length.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974);Miscellaneous comments=First record of species in Ireland.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 211.5 cm Wing span - 158.8 cm Weight - 64 kg;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Marginata, Lacep.) in Irish waters: a further record and review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(5): 217-220.Quigley, D.T.G. (1984) White skate Raja alba Lacepede, 1803 (R. Ma;Determiner name=Quigley (1984)
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 34.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Observed;Depth=25m;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Method of capture=Live stranding;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 240.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thr
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 30.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Depth=< 100 fathoms;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1963) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1962. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 14(6): 105-109.;Determiner name=Went (1963)
Specimen comment=Grid reference estimated;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trig;Determiner name=Quigley (1985)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens the largest of which was 4.5kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Abundance=2
Method of capture=Surface net;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Miscellaneous comments=Captured with a large leatherback turtle.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.7cm, Weight - 340gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 405.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thr
Method of capture=Mackeral net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 48cm and weihging 1.93kg;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Miscellaneous comments=Caught near surface
Record comment=Duplicate 1211;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.1cm Total length. 29.5cm to fork and Weighing 241g.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Total length Approx. 30cm;Determiner name=Declan Quigley;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1987a) First record of the trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin, 1789) from Co. Dublin, and a further record from Co. Cork. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(5): 207.Quigley, D.T.G. (1987a) First record of the trigger fish Balistes car;Miscellaneous comments=Found wedged in a lobster pot
Specimen comment=Recorded in the transitional zone. Hydrometric area 29.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Record comment=Check date should be just pre 1864";Specimen biometrics=Total length - 94.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. Flannery K. O'Shea J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal 25(9): 326-332.Quigley D.T.G. Flannery K. O'Shea J. (1997b) Opah Lampr"
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Specimen comment=Specimen measuring 31.5cm and 350g;Record comment=MISSING REFERENCE;Method of capture=Pelagic trawl;Miscellaneous comments=Off NW Donegal
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 27.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Record comment=Change date to January 1973 ?;Specimen biometrics=Specimen c11cm in length.;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Igoe, F., O'Connor, W. (2004) The European smelt Osmerus eperlanus L. In Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribution and status with conservation recommendations. Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 104(3);Miscellaneous comments=A general account on the presence of Smelt (Osmerus eperlanus) in nearly all rivers which enter the Shannon estuary, including the Rine.;Determiner name=Quigley, Igoe and O'Connor (2004)
Record comment=Duplicate 362, date wrong should be 13/11/1950;Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 26.5cm from the snout to the end of the tail and 25cm to the fork of the tail, Weighing 30g.;Determiner name=Went (1951b);Miscellaneous comments=Found stranded on a beach;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1951b) Specimen of the saury pike or skipper, Scomberesox saurus Walbrun, from Tory Island. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 10: 136-7.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Igoe, F., O'Connor, W. (2004) The European smelt Osmerus eperlanus L. In Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribution and status with conservation recommendations. Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 104(3);Miscellaneous comments=A general observation on the smelt (Osmerus eperlanus) being recorded on nearly all rivers entering the Shannon estuary, including the Maigue.;Determiner name=Quigley, Igoe and O'Connor (2004)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Igoe, F., O'Connor, W. (2004) The European smelt Osmerus eperlanus L. In Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribution and status with conservation recommendations. Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 104(3);Miscellaneous comments=Landstown rivers (Lansdowne rivers), are better known as the Crompaun river or meelick creek, and also includes nearby Cratloe creek. The name landstown (lansdowne) simply stems from a roadbridge on the nearby N18.par A general article which states the fa;Determiner name=Quigley, Igoe and O'Connor (2004)
Record comment=Duplicate 478?;Method of capture=Pollack net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 59.7cm, 64.1cm; Weight - 2.041kg, 2.608kg respectively.;Abundance=2;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley and Flannery (1992a); Holt;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bloch in Irish waters, further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 72-74.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bl
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 55.9cm Total length and Weighing 285.5g.;Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1984) Belone svetovidovi (Atheriniformes, Belonidae) - A species of garfish new to Ireland, with records of other unusual fish from Courtmacsherry Bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 356-357.Dorman, J.A. (1984) Belone svetovidovi (Atheri;Determiner name=Dorman (1984)
Method of capture=Tangle net;Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1991b) Trigger fish Balistes capriscus (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(12): 509;Determiner name=Dorman (1991b)
Method of capture=Observed;Specimen biometrics=One individual was caught and weighed 0.9kg.;Determiner name=Dorman (1991b);Abundance=2;Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1991b) Trigger fish Balistes capriscus (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(12): 509;Miscellaneous comments=Two specimens observed feeding upon a rubby-dubby" bag used to bait in shark fishing"
Specimen biometrics=Weight: 3.2kg;Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1984) Belone svetovidovi (Atheriniformes, Belonidae) - A species of garfish new to Ireland, with records of other unusual fish from Courtmacsherry Bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 356-357.;Determiner name=Dorman (1984); Quigley (1986e)
Specimen biometrics=Weight: 4.3kg;Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1984) Belone svetovidovi (Atheriniformes, Belonidae) - A species of garfish new to Ireland, with records of other unusual fish from Courtmacsherry Bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 356-357.;Determiner name=Dorman (1984); Quigley (1986e)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.7kg.;Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1991a) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch and Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(12): 509Dorman, J.A. (1991a) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch and Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(12): 509;Determiner name=Dorman (1991a)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 60.4cm and Weighing 4kg;Determiner name=Dorman (1991a);Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1991a) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch and Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(12): 509Dorman, J.A. (1991a) Wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Bloch and Schneider). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(12): 509
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 19.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 58.0cm (after preservation in spirit);Determiner name=Dorman (1984); Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1984) Belone svetovidovi (Atheriniformes, Belonidae) - A species of garfish new to Ireland, with records of other unusual fish from Courtmacsherry Bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 356-357.
Specimen comment=1/01/1909-31/12/1909;Record comment=Duplicate 542;Determiner name=Went (1948);Depth=8 fathoms;Miscellaneous comments=Preserved in National Museum, Dublin.;Literature source=Went A.E.J. (1948) Specimen of file or trigger fish captured in Dingle bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 9(6): 149.
Method of capture=Crayfish net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 46.7cm Total length and Weighing 1.4kg;Determiner name=Dorman (1984);Literature source=Dorman, J.A. (1984) Belone svetovidovi (Atheriniformes, Belonidae) - A species of garfish new to Ireland, with records of other unusual fish from Courtmacsherry Bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 356-357.Dorman, J.A. (1984) Belone svetovidovi (Atheri;Miscellaneous comments=Specimen in museum in the Zoology Dept, Trinity College, Dublin.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.7kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 49.2cm and 60.3cm respectively.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Abundance=2
Record comment=Duplicate 1195;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 200cm Total length, 187cm to fork and Weighing 9kg.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Nolan and Quigley (1987);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Salmon bag net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 69.0cm, Fork length - 64.5cm, Weight - 4.2..kg.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=One weighed 4.427kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Abundance=4;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 1.820kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 59.4cm and Weighing 3.9kg;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 3.1kg and measuring 51cm;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
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Record comment=Wrong date? Change to just 1966 according to paper, Duplicate 874;Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 53cm and Weighing 2.9kg.;Determiner name=Went (1967);Depth=90m;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in
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Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.7kg and measuring 48cm;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
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Method of capture=Salmon drift net;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens Weighing c3000g;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Abundance=2;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 ;Miscellaneous comments=Off the Aran Islands. 27th and 28th record of the species.
Method of capture=Trammel;Specimen biometrics=Number of specimens - 1 Total length - 24 cm Weight - 0.19 kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J.
Physical characteristics=Large;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Went (1971);Specimen biometrics=Measuring 60.2cm TL, 55.9cm to fork and 1.74kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes fr
Specimen biometrics=Total length estimated as being 6 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
Specimen comment=Small specimen;Physical characteristics=Small;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 17.6cm and Weighing 75g.;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.1kg and measuring 47.4cm to fork and 57.4 full length;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish
Record comment=Duplicate 1223;Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighed 1.1kg and measured 46.5cm to the fork of the tail and 50.3cm full length.;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighs 7.3kg (gutted), measures 85cm long and has a width of 55cm.;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Record comment=Duplicate 1139;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 37kg.;Determiner name=Went (1972); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 25.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 16.3cm, Fork length - 15.6cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997e) Anchovy Engraulis encrasicolus (L.) (Pisces: Engraulidae) in Irish and UK waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 439-442.
Method of capture=Net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 76.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1996a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996a) A further record of the hair-tail Trichiurus lepturus L. (Pisces: Trichiuridae) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(5): 176-178.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1996a) A further record of the hai
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 208cm and Weighing 55.9kg,;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 173cm and Weighing 29.03kg,;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Method of capture=Tangle net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 13.2kg;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984);Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'R
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 62cm and Weighing 4.1kg;Determiner name=Went (1969); Roberts (1977);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 70.0kg;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 46.4cm and Weighing 980g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 46cm and Weighing 2.15kg.;Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Record comment=Duplicate 291;Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 71cm in length and Weighing 3.9kg;Determiner name=Went (1969);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Record comment=Duplicate 1069;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 36.0cm Total length, 33.5cm to fork and Weighing 500g.;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.6kg and measuring 54cm;Determiner name=Went (1968);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went (1971)
Depth=120m-130m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 502-505.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994l) Oxynotus paradoxus Frade, 1929 in Iris;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994l);Sex=Female;Miscellaneous comments=Location lies within the Celtic sea C. 200km south of Cork to a point allmost paralell to Land's End, UK.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986e) First record of the wreckfish or stone basse Polyprion americanus (Bloch & Schneider, 1801) from the Co. Mayo coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 111-112.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986e)
Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 61.0cm, Weight - 4.10kg.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic bonito or skipjack tuna Euthynnus pelamis (L.) (Katsuwonus pelamis L.) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 37-38.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic boni
Record comment=Check date. 1951 according to Went (1959);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959)
Specimen comment=Specimen was captured prior to 1845.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic bonito or skipjack tuna Euthynnus pelamis (L.) (Katsuwonus pelamis L.) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 37-38.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic boni;Determiner name=Quigley (1986c)
Physical characteristics=Abnormal - stunted cephalic growth.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 8.31kg;Determiner name=Went (1966);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 35.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 2.92kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 71.0cm, Weight - 4.70kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 4.30kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 73.8cm, Weight - 3.677kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens: Total length - 75.0cm, 70.0cm; Weight - 4.336kg; 3.845kg respectively.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Abundance=2;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 118cm, Fork length - 111.0cm, Weight - 52.6kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 77.5cm, Weight - 4.186kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Method of capture=Net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 47.1cm Total length, 43.5cm to fork and Weighing 910g;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Miscellaneous comments=Found swimming with difficulty on the surface
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 35cm.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Miscellaneous comments=Species seldom taken close to shore.
Method of capture=Trawl;Literature source=Nolan, F. & Quigley, D.T.G. (1987) Deal-fish Trachipterus arcticus (Brunnich, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(5): 188-189.;Determiner name=Nolan and Quigley (1987)
Depth=439m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 44.0 cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measured 38.0cm and weighed 784g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 50cm to fork and 58cm full length and Weighing 2.40kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1969)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Physical characteristics=Large;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 90.5cm, Weight - 6.80kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley and Flannery (1995b)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 49cm and 47cm to fork, 58cm and 55cm full respectively, Weighing 2.97kg and 2.44kg respectively.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.;Determiner name=Went (1969);Abundance=2
Record comment=Duplicate 1095;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 56.5cm to fork and 64.0cm full length and Weighing 2.7kg.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Record comment=Duplicate 59;Physical characteristics=Adult;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 142cm and Weighing 16.7kg.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a); P. Gallagher; Quigley and Flannery (1997a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Specimen comment=Coordinates for point of capture: 55 - 55.30''N, 8 - 9''W.;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000b) American barrelfish Hyperoglyphe perciformis (Mitchill, 1818). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 326.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000b)
Method of capture=Rod and line with a feather jig;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measures 58.0cm T.L. and weighed 108.0g.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K.
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 99lb.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970);Miscellaneous comments=Second record in Irish waters.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Depth=45m;Determiner name=Cotton et al. (2003);Specimen biometrics=length: 62cm, body depth: 2cm, <2cm thick.;Literature source=Cotton, D.C.F., Huel, P., Quigley, D.T.G. (2003) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. In Donegal bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(6): 238-239.;Miscellaneous comments=The location was over a soft sandy or muddy substrate in 45m of water.
Record comment=Duplicate of 475;Method of capture=Drift net;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.
Specimen comment=Coordinates of point of capture: 55.30''N, 08.30''W.;Depth=100m-102m;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.
Record comment=Changed date to all 2003 to account for summer specimen;Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measured 50.5cm and 52.0cm T.L.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005c);Miscellaneous comments=Several specimens caught by MFV ''Amethyst'' while trawling for Dublin Bay prawns Nephrops norvergicus. And were caught during the summer and at the end of November respectively.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005c) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(3): 131.
Record comment=Duplicate 908? And 526?;Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 236.2cm.;Determiner name=Nolan and Quigley (1987);Literature source=Nolan, F. & Quigley, D.T.G. (1987) Deal-fish Trachipterus arcticus (Brunnich, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(5): 188-189.
Record comment=Duplicate of 572?;Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 73.8cm, Weight - 8.85kg;Determiner name=Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic bonito or skipjack tuna Euthynnus pelamis (L.) (Katsuwonus pelamis L.) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 37-38.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic boni
Physical characteristics=Abnormal - stunted cephalic growth.;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28cm and Weighing 205g.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 88cm and Weighing 5.7kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.;Determiner name=Went ( 1971)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 3 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 3.173kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.0kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 5.2kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Depth=550m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.2cm.par No further data available.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K
Depth=< 100 fathoms;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.;Determiner name=Went (1968);Miscellaneous comments=Caught in shallow waters
Record comment=Duplicate 674? Date should be July 1977?;Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.0cm, Weight - 497.0gm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (
Depth=366m;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 380gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K
Depth=329m;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 41.5 cm Weight - 1.1 kg;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. ;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Trawl;Depth=550m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997g);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 13.2cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997g) Trumpet fish Macroramphosus scolopax (L.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 444-446.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 27.0 cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e)
Specimen biometrics=Weight - 165gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997e) First records of Beryx decadactylus Cuvier, 1829 from Irish inshore waters and a review of Irish and north-west European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 424-428.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997e)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 23.0cm, Fork length - 20.8cm, Weight - 16.0gm;Determiner name=Gibson (1949); Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Gibson, F.A. (1949) Saury pike, Scomberesox sauris Day, taken off Co. Donegal. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 9(10): 275.
Specimen biometrics=Two returned a length of 140 & 162cm respectively;Literature source=Nolan, F. & Quigley, D.T.G. (1987) Deal-fish Trachipterus arcticus (Brunnich, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(5): 188-189.;Determiner name=Nolan and Quigley (1987);Abundance=3;Miscellaneous comments=Landed between the hours of 3 - 6 am on 28/01/1985. One specimen was discarded.
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 24.7cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Miscellaneous comments=Capture associated with a leatherback turtle.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 11.03cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Method of capture=Stranded;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 21.3cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Record comment=Duplicate 1245?;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 51cm.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Nolan and Quigley (1987);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 59cm and Weighing 1.3kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Specimen biometrics=Length: 55cm, weight: 70g;Literature source=Cotton, D.C.F., Huel, P., Quigley, D.T.G. (2003) Red band-fish Cepola rubescens L. In Donegal bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(6): 238-239.;Determiner name=Cotton et al. (2003)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.4cm, Fork length - 30.8cm, Weight - 0.539kg.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish
Method of capture=Pollack net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 44.0cm, Fork length - 40.4cm, Weight - 775.0 gm;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.7cm, Fork length - 35.7cm, Weight - 290.0gm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley (1986d)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 44.2cm, Fork length - 41.0cm, Weight - 579.0gm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley (1986d)
Record comment=Duplicate 1235;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.0cm, Weight - 377gm.;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 76.2cm, Fork length - 67.7cm, Weight - 5.080kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bloch in Irish waters, further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 72-74.
Record comment=Duplicate 758;Specimen biometrics=4 specimens measuring TL: 28.5, 29.7, 28.1, 28.9cm; FL: 25.5, 26.5, 25.0, 26.3cm; Wt: 261, 295, 205, 255g respectively.;Abundance=4;Determiner name=Went (1971), Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Record comment=Duplicate 470;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Abundance=2;Determiner name=Went (1966); Quigley et al. (1990)Went (1966); Quigley et al. (1990)Went (1966); Quigley et al. (1990)
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)
Record comment=Source of date? Just 1975?;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 6.23kg.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Method of capture=Demersal gillnet;Depth=20m;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Method of capture=Pollack net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 25.5cm, Fork length - 23.1cm, Weight - 167gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.7cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994j) Greater weever Trachinus draco L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 411.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994j)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 24.7cm to fork and Weighing 250g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.;Determiner name=Went (1970);Miscellaneous comments=First record in Irish waters
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.9cm Total length, 26.3cm to fork and Weighing 255g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes fr
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 29.7cm Total length, 26.5cm to fork and Weighing 295g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes fr
Record comment=Marked in paper but not found in database;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.1cm Total length, 25.0cm to fork and Weighing 205g.;Determiner name=Arthur E.J. Went;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes fr
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 542.5.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimins Total length - 70.0cm, 65.0cm, Weight - 4.852kg., 3.419kg respectively.;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 65.0cm, weight - 3.187kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 3.859kg, 2.951kg, 2.833kg respectively.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Abundance=3;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 2.273kg. .;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 2.497kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Abundance=6;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & ;Miscellaneous comments=5 other specimens also caught.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 2.797kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=One weighed: Weight - 4.427kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Abundance=3;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 42cm (40 to fork of the tail) and Weighing 1.15kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 37.2cm Total length, 34.0cm to fork and Weighing 0.97kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Igoe, F., O'Connor, W. (2004) The European smelt Osmerus eperlanus L. In Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribution and status with conservation recommendations. Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 104(3);Miscellaneous comments=Two specimens were captured by anglers during the autumn of 1999.;Determiner name=Quigley, Igoe and O'Connor (2004);Abundance=2
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 18.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 36.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 475.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thr
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 68.1cm, Weight - 3.909kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 4.290kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 2.270kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & ;Miscellaneous comments=Several other specimens also caught.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - C. 190cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997d) Longnose lancetfish Alepisaurus ferox (Lowe, 1833): further records from Irish waters, a review of north-east Atlantic records and observations on its world-wide distribution. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 4
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 2.1kg and measuring 59cm (47cm to fork);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in ;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.6cm, Fork length - 27.9cm, Weight - 332gm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30.5cm, Fork length - 27.5cm, Standard length - 24.0cm, Weight - 500gm;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens: Weight - 376gm & 500g respectively.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Abundance=2
Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3;Determiner name=Went (1959)
Record comment=Duplicate 1187;Method of capture=Pelagic trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 150cm and Weighing 5.62kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980); Nolan and Quigley (1987);Miscellaneous comments=MFV Eilish Anne.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Physical characteristics=Abnormal cod similar to Polar cod;Specimen biometrics=Ray counts were: 1D, 13; 2D, 18; 3D, 17; 1A, 18; 2A, 16; P, 20.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.
Method of capture=Herring net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 52.3cm, Weight - 2.90kg.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.0cm and Weighing 460g;Determiner name=Went (1973);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.
Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 6 metres.;Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995)
Specimen biometrics=The specimens weighed from 4.58 to 4.94kg and measured from 80 to 85cm in length.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 1.90kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 83.8cm, Weight - 4767.0 gm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighs 1.63kg and measures 43.5cm to and 52.2cm full length.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 4.46kg.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Method of capture=Demersal trawl;Depth=<200m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2008);Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 35.0cm Total length and Weighing 600g;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2008) Notes on some uncommon and unusual fishes recorded between 1988 and 2007. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 60-65.;Miscellaneous comments=MFV Argonaut II.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.5cm, Fork length - 33.0cm, Standard length - 28.0cm, Weight - 300gm;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2006);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2006) Bogue Boops boops (L.), jellycat Anarhichas denticulatus Kroyer and greater weever Trachinus draco L. In Irish waters, 2003-2004. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(7): 306-307.
Method of capture=Beam trawling;Depth=100m;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2004d);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 112.5cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2004d) First record of the moray eel Muraena helena L. from Irish waters and a review of NW European records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 27(11): 426-428.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 75.0cm, Weight - 4.840kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.Quigley D.T.G. &
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 67.0cm, Fork length - 64.0cm, Weight - 5.80kg;Determiner name=Went (1974); Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Physical characteristics=Well above normal weight for European waters.;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 320-360kg, estimated length of 4.4m.;Determiner name=O'Riordan (1984);Literature source=O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.O'Riordan, C.E. (1984) Marine fauna notes from the national museum of Ireland - 9. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(8): 353-356.;Miscellaneous comments=Uncommon in Irish waters.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 57cm and Weighing 16.82kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 62.5cm, Weight - 3.433kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000a);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000a) Torsk Brosme brosme (Ascanius, 1772). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 324-325.
Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.;Determiner name=Roberts (1977)
Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 50.5cm and Weighing 3.1kg;Determiner name=Roberts (1977);Literature source=Roberts, C.D. (1977) The wreckfish Polyprion americanus (Schneider, 1801) in Irish waters: an underwater sighting and review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(4): 108-112.
Record comment=Duplicate 793;Method of capture=Feather by pleasure/semi commercial fisher;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.0cm, Weight - 307.0gm;Determiner name=Went (1971); Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Specimen biometrics=A freshwater location, Hydrometric area 1.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 42cm Total length and 34cm to fork;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Specimen comment=Smelt regularly encountered by snap - net fishermen.;Method of capture=Net;Determiner name=Quigley, Igoe and O'Connor (2004);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Igoe, F., O'Connor, W. (2004) The European smelt Osmerus eperlanus L. In Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribution and status with conservation recommendations. Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 104(3)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 32.0cm full length and Weighing 0.74kg.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974)
Method of capture=Washed up on beach;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 50cm;Determiner name=Went (1973);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197
Specimen comment=Freshwater location. Hydrometric area 16.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Dredging operations;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 22.4cm and Weighing 40g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Miscellaneous comments=Dredging operations at Derry Quay.
Method of capture=Stake net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 60.6cm, Weight - 2.27kg.;Determiner name=Went (1970); Quigley and Flannery (1995b);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 4.46kg;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Specimen biometrics=Wt.: >25.0kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Record comment=Changed date from 27/10/1842 to match paper;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Record comment=Duplicate 578;Specimen biometrics=Weight in excess of 25.0kg.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b); De Groot
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Igoe, F., O'Connor, W. (2004) The European smelt Osmerus eperlanus L. In Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribution and status with conservation recommendations. Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 104(3);Determiner name=Quigley, Igoe and O'Connor (2004)
Specimen comment=Reference date was C. 1895. Record to O''Riordan through personal communication.;Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 35.5cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Specimen biometrics=Total length 30.5cm, Fork length 29.2cm, Standard length 27.9cm, Weight 59.0gm;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1987b) A further record of the skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus (Walbaum, 1792) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(8): 362.;Determiner name=Quigley (1987b)
Record comment=Duplicate 584?;Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.6cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr
Method of capture=Dead;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish fr;Determiner name=Went (1970);Miscellaneous comments=Specimen found dead and identified by photographs.
Method of capture=Scallop dredge;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 12.4cm was taken in 60m;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-
Method of capture=Rod and line;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.;Determiner name=Went (1966)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16.5cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 31.5cm and Weighing 0.65kg;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Physical characteristics=Large;Method of capture=Lobster pot;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Specimen biometrics=Measuring 16.2cm (12.6 SL) and Weighing 77g;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Sex=Male
Depth=22m / 2m-4m;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Miscellaneous comments=Specimes caught in large numbers up to 22m and near the surface at 2-4m in the darkness.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 57lb.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40.4 cm length to the centre of the caudal fin - 36 cm Weight - 0.94 kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish ;Determiner name=Went (1968)
Specimen comment=Freshwater location, Hydrometric area 15.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Salmon drift net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 65.5cm and Weighing 6.2kg;Determiner name=Went (1961); Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Method of capture=Salmon drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.0cm, Weight - 620g.;Determiner name=Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G., Mullins, E., MacGabhann, D., Hyde, T. (2005) Bullet tuna Auxis rochei (Risso, 1810) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 27-28.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.8cm, Fork length - 35.3cm, Weight - 336gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)
Record comment=Changed location to Ardmore from Wat. Harbour as per paper;Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 65.5cm, Weight - 6.20kg;Determiner name=Went (1959);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.
Record comment=Duplicate 1058;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 28.2cm to fork and 33.5cm Full length, Weighing 6oz.x69;Determiner name=Gibson (1956); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Gibson, F.A. (1956) Further specimen of greater weaver Trachinus draco L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 12(4): 110.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 40.4cm Total length, 34.8cm to fork and Weighing 0.97kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.5cm, Fork length - 31.5cm, Weight - 184gm.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Specimen biometrics=Two were measured: female of 24.9cm and male of 29cm;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Abundance=5;Miscellaneous comments=Five specimens found in a box of various flatfish.
Method of capture=Hand;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 39cm Total length and Weighing 570g;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Drift net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.3cm, Fork length - 26.3cm, weight - 300gm.;Determiner name=Went (1974), Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Miscellaneous comments=A further 7/8 specimens were sighted. Leatherback turtle was present.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 61.0cm, Weight - 6.36kg.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr
Record comment=Duplicate 79;Method of capture=Salmon drift net;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.
Record comment=Duplicate 1062;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 34.1cm Total length and 33.4cm to the fork of the tail.;Determiner name=Went (1961); Quigley et al. (1990);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 40 cm;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.
Specimen comment=Freshwater location, Hydrometric area 14.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Method of capture=Live stranding;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G., Mullins, E., MacGabhann, D., Hyde, T. (2005) Bullet tuna Auxis rochei (Risso, 1810) in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(1): 27-28.Quigley D.T.G., Mullins, E., MacGabhann, D., Hyde, T. (2005) Bullet tuna Auxis rochei (Risso, 181;Determiner name=Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005)Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005)Quigley, Mullins et al. (2005)
Physical characteristics=Unusually large;Method of capture=Trawl;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 59.7cm and Weighing 1990kg;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 73cm and Weighing 3.3kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Determiner name=Went (1973)
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 36.5cm and weighin 0.89kg;Determiner name=Went (1974);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.
Record comment=Corrected date;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 55.6cm Total length, 47.6cm to the fork of the tail and Weighing 2.25kg.;Determiner name=Went (1973);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.Went, A.E.J. (197
Method of capture=Salmon;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 142.5cm,;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.
Method of capture=Stranded;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a)
Record comment=Duplicate 1160;Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 16 inches (40cm);Determiner name=Deane (1963);Literature source=Deane, C. D. (1963) Black-fish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin) in Ulster waters. The Irish Naturalists' Journal, 14(8): 182-182.Deane, C. D. (1963) Black-fish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin) in Ulster waters. The Irish Naturalists' Journal, 14(8): 182-182.Deane,
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 3.60kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1992)Quigley et al. (1992);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme ascanius in Irish waters, further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(4): 157-160.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1992) Torske Brosme brosme
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 4.0kg and measuring 57cm in length.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.;Determiner name=Went (1968)
Method of capture=Beam trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 36.5cm, Standard length - 26.5cm, Weight - 1.12kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989g);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.
Method of capture=Sighting only;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish Naucrates ductor (L.) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 419-424.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997d) Pilot-fish ;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Miscellaneous comments=Seen in association with a leatherback turtle.
Physical characteristics=Small;Method of capture=Rod and line;Determiner name=Went (1974);Specimen biometrics=Measuring 56cm in length and Weighing c.9kg;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974)
Specimen comment=Freshwater location, Hydrometric area 12.;Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.0cm, Fork length - 32.2cm, Weight - 315gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)
Record comment=Duplicate 579, 580?;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 45.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.
Specimen comment=Several specimens caught on rod and line.;Record comment=Changed date to November 99 from just 99;Method of capture=Rod and line;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2005e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005e) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 80.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2005e) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 28(2): 80.Quigley,
Method of capture=Recoverd from a creel;Literature source=Briggs, R.P. & McCurdy, W.J. (1978) Marine fishes taken in waters off the north coast of Ireland during 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 267-268.;Determiner name=Briggs & McCurdy (1978);Miscellaneous comments=Causeway coast
Record comment=Duplicate 1096;Physical characteristics=Half filled ovaries.;Specimen biometrics=Specimen weighs 4.16kg and measures 65cm in length and 40cm in girth.;Determiner name=Briggs and McCurdy (1978); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Sex=Female;Literature source=Briggs, R.P. & McCurdy, W.J. (1978) Marine fishes taken in waters off the north coast of Ireland during 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 267-268.
Record comment=Check date should be just pre 1864";Specimen biometrics=Total length - 109.2cm.;Determiner name=Quigley Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. Flannery K. O'Shea J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal 25(9): 326-332."
Record comment=Duplicate 585;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 26.80kg.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.
Method of capture=Salmon net bag;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 61.0cm, Weight estimated at 3.000kg.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.Went, A.E.J. (1968) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1967. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(2): 35-39.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 97.5cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr
Physical characteristics=Completely pigmented on both the eyed side and the blind side;Method of capture=Fyke netting;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1998b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.0cm, Weight - 312gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1998b) Ambicoloured flounder Pleuronectes flesus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(1/2): 54.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1998b) Ambicoloured flounder Pleuronectes flesus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(1/2): 54.Q;Miscellaneous comments=Captured whilst fyke netting for Eels (Anguilla anguilla) .
Method of capture=Beach Seine;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 15.3cm, Fork length - 14.1cm, Weight - 25gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997e);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997e) Anchovy Engraulis encrasicolus (L.) (Pisces: Engraulidae) in Irish and UK waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 439-442.
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 45.6 cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1985);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1985) Specimens of trigger fish Balistes carolinensis Gmelin, 1789 (B. Capriscus Gmelin) from Achill Island, Co. Mayo, and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 21(11): 474-476.
Method of capture=Trammel;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);Abundance=2
Literature source=Went A.E.J. (1950) Capture of swordfish, Xiphius gladius L., in Bantry bay. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 10(4): 96.;Determiner name=Went (1950); Went (1959)
Method of capture=Seine net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 35.0cm, Fork length - 31.9cm, Weight - 0.640kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondylio
Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.7cm, Fork length - 31.5cm, Weight - 0.642kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondylio
Method of capture=Salmon net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 23.2cm, Fork length - 21.0cm, Weight - 0.185kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondylio
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1989g) Trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 117.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1989g)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen 50cm in length;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974);Determiner name=Went (1974);Miscellaneous comments=Taken by the Departments reserach vessel RV Cu Measa.
Physical characteristics=A reversed specimen (eyes present on the left side of the head), first authenticated documentation of reversed flounder from Irish waters.;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30.4cm, Standard length - 25.5cm, weight - 400gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1994i);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1994i) Flounder Platichthys flesus (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(10): 411.
Record comment=Duplicate 567;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1994) Remora Remora remora L. In Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(12): 499-502.;Abundance=2;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1994)
Method of capture=Fine mesh trawl;Depth=49m-67m;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1981);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1981) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters during 1979. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(8): 340-342.;Miscellaneous comments=Distances of 18-40km from the coast.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 15.9cm Total length, and Weighing 60g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 12.3cm and 11.3cm and Weighing 30g and 27g respectively.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Ir;Determiner name=Went (1961);Abundance=2
Record comment=Duplicate 339;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 60.5cm to fork and 67.0cm and Weighing 4.3kg.;Determiner name=Went (1968); Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Miscellaneous comments=Grid reference assigned as estimate of catch area. Date given is not exact.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.Went, A.E.J. (1969) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1968. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(6): 147-150.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 38.7cm Total length, 34.3cm to fork and Weighing 1.14kg;Determiner name=Went (1970);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.Went, A.E.J. (1970) Interesting fish from Irish waters in 1969. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 16(10): 294-298.
Specimen comment=First record of Syngnathus typhle off the East coast of Ireland. First record of Syngnathus typhle off the East coast of Ireland.;Literature source=Douglas, D.J. (1989) Broadnosed pipe fish Syngnathus typhle (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 115.Douglas, D.J. (1989) Broadnosed pipe fish Syngnathus typhle (L.). Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(3): 115.;Determiner name=Douglas (1989)
Specimen comment=Record dates prior to 1856.;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 72.5 cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic bonito or skipjack tuna Euthynnus pelamis (L.) (Katsuwonus pelamis L.) from Irish inshore waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 37-38.Quigley, D.T.G. (1986c) A further record of the oceanic boni
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measures 12cm.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 33.5 cm Weight - 0.8 kg;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a); Quigley (1987a)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 25cm;Determiner name=Quigley (1987a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1987a) First record of the trigger fish Balistes carolinensis (Gmelin, 1789) from Co. Dublin, and a further record from Co. Cork. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(5): 207.;Miscellaneous comments=Stranded on shore
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 32.3cm, Fork length - 31.3cm, Weight - 235gm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1990) The greater weever Trachinus draco (L.) in Irish waters: first record from Co. Mayo and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 23(5/6): 208-210.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (1990)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 24.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Method of capture=Nephrops trawl;Depth=60m;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b); Quigley and Flannery (1995b);Specimen biometrics=Total length - 84.6 cm, Weight - 4.93kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 210gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Record comment=Duplicate of 582;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Physical characteristics=Very small specimen;Specimen biometrics=Measuring 15.6cm and Weighing 84g.;Determiner name=Went (1967);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.
Method of capture=Lobster pot;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 29.5cm and Weighing 200g;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Miscellaneous comments=Not common in N Irish Sea.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 29cm;Determiner name=Went (1973);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1973) Some interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1972. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(11): 375-379.;Miscellaneous comments=Unusual to be caught by this method.
Method of capture=Drift net;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1980) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters during 1978. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 20(3): 93-97.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1980);Miscellaneous comments=Unusual to find in Irish Sea
Specimen biometrics=One specimen Weighing 7.7kg and 122cm in length and a second specimen measuring 157cm.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in ;Determiner name=Went (1967);Abundance=2
Record comment=corrected date for numerous entries from Berrow and Heardman paper;Specimen biometrics=Estimated total length - 6 metres.;Determiner name=Berrow and Heardman (1995);Literature source=Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(4): 152.Berrow, S. & Heardman, C. (1995) Basking sharks Cetorhinus maximus Gunnerus, stranded on the Irish coast. Iris
Record comment=Duplicate of 492;Method of capture=Herring net;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1992a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1992a) Bonito or pelamid Sarda sarda Bloch in Irish waters, further records and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 24(2): 72-74.
Depth=24m;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.3cm. No further data available.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish R
Physical characteristics=Specimen displayed the unusual xanthochromic colour variation;Literature source=Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000c) Xanthochromic haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 326-327.Quigley D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (2000c) Xanthochromic haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus L. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 26(9): 3;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (2000c)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 39.0cm, Fork length - 35.0cm, weight - 667gm.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997d);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.
Record comment=Possible duplicate 546;Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 109.2cm.;Determiner name=Went (1966); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1965. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(6): 159-163.Went, A.E.J. (1966) Rare fishes taken in Ir
Specimen biometrics=15.4cm-20.6cm in length.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961);Abundance=8
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Record comment=Corrected date;Method of capture=Nephros Cruise;Specimen biometrics=Largest individual was 17.5cm and the smallest 8.2cm.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Weight - 1.362kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondylio
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 38.0cm, Fork length - 35.3cm, Weight - 0.780kg.;Determiner name=Went (1961); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 7.6cm and 6.9cm.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Abundance=2
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measures 55cm and weigh 80g.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Specimen biometrics=Measuring from 34.6cm to 58.0cm and Weighing 32 to 82g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.Went, A.E.J. (1974) Some interesting fishes taken from Irish waters in 1973. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(3): 57-64.;Determiner name=Went (1974);Abundance=8
Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1976) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 18(12): 360-363.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1976);
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a)
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 34.9cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 28.6cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30.5cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Method of capture=Stranded;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 31.2cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.
Depth=40 fathoms of water;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Record comment=Duplicate 570;Method of capture=Hand line;Specimen biometrics=Fork length - 40.0cm, Weight - 1.362kg.;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.
Depth=50 fathoms;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 34.4cm and Weighing 143g;Determiner name=Went (1961);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Method of capture=Sighting only;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986a) Skipper or saury pike Scomberesox saurus Walbaum, 1792, in Irish waters: a further record and a review of the Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(1): 32-34.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986a)
Method of capture=Demersal trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 423.0cm, Weight - 350 - 400kg.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thr
Record comment=Additional source?;Method of capture=Stranded;Determiner name=Went (1959); Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3): 74-78.Went, A.E.J. (1959) Ireland's rare sea fishes. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(3
Literature source=Igoe, F., Quigley, D.T.G., Marnell, F., Meskell, E., O'Connor, W., Byrne, C. (2004) The sea lamprey Petromyzon marinus (L.), river lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis (L.) and brook lamprey Lampetra planeri (Bloch) in Ireland: general biology, ecology, distribut;Determiner name=Igoe et al. (2004)Igoe et al. (2004)
Record comment=Changed date;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampris guttatus (Brunnich 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 326-332.Quigley, D.T.G., Flannery, K., O'Shea, J. (1997b) Opah Lampr;Determiner name=Quigley, Flannery and O'Shea (1997b)
Method of capture=Rod and line;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 30.0cm, Weight - 440gm.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.
Method of capture=Mid-water trawling;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978b) Notes on some fishes taken in Irish waters in 1977. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(8): 265-267.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978b);Miscellaneous comments=Captured during mid-water trawling for herring.
Specimen comment=Found in the stomach of a hake (Merlucctius merlucctius) which had been captured off Ardglass, Co. Down.;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 15cm, Weight - 21gm.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997g);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997g) Trumpet fish Macroramphosus scolopax (L.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(11/12): 444-446.
Specimen biometrics=Specimen Weighing 62lb;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.Went, A.E.J. (1967) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1966. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 15(10): 280-283.;Determiner name=Went (1967)
Method of capture=Dead;Specimen biometrics=Specimen measuring 42cm Total length, 36cm to fork and Weighing 900g f;Determiner name=Went (1971);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.Went, A.E.J. (1971) Interesting fishes from Irish waters in 1970. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(2): 41-45.
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 29.7cm, Fork length - 27.4cm, Weight - 0.396kg.;Determiner name=Quigley and Flannery (1997c);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. & Flannery, K. (1997c) Black sea-bream Spondyliosoma cantharus L. In Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(10): 369-372.
Method of capture=Found floating;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 26.3cm,.;Determiner name=Quigley, O'Shea and Flannery (1997);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., O'Shea, J., Flannery, K. (1997) Tadpole fish Raniceps raniceps L. in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 25(9): 332-336.
Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thr;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)Quigley et al. (2008)
Specimen biometrics=Specimen measured 107cm and weighed 21.2kg.;Literature source=Minchin, D. & Molloy, J. (1978a) Notes on fishes taken in Irish waters in 1976. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 19(5): 160-162.;Determiner name=Minchin and Molloy (1978a)
Method of capture=Trawling;Specimen biometrics=15.9cm Total length, weighed ca. 5g;Determiner name=Went (1961);Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Miscellaneous comments=L.T. Cú Feasa""
Specimen biometrics=Specimens measured from 34-49cm Total length and weighed between 50 and 80g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961);Abundance=1;Miscellaneous comments=L.T. Cú Feasa""
Specimen biometrics=Specimens measured from 34-49cm Total length and weighed between 50 and 80g.;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.;Determiner name=Went (1961);Abundance=10;Miscellaneous comments=L.T. Cú Feasa""
Record comment=See Went 1972, no date available;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.;Determiner name=Went (1972)
Specimen biometrics=Two specimens measuring 10.5cm and 11.3cm, Weighing 5.3g and 6.5g respectively;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesting fishes taken in Irish waters in 1971. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 17(7): 210-215.Went, A.E.J. (1972) Interesti;Determiner name=Went (1972);Abundance=2
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length 15.3-21.2cm;Determiner name=Went (1961);Abundance=15;Literature source=Went, A.E.J. (1961) Rare fishes taken in Irish waters in 1960. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 13(9): 204-211.
Specimen biometrics=Total length - 350cm.;Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G., Hannon, G., Flannery, K. (2008) Thresher shark Alopias vulpinus (Bonaterre, 1788) in Irish waters: further records and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 29(1): 7-12.;Determiner name=Quigley et al. (2008)
Method of capture=Trawl;Specimen biometrics=Total length - 47.0cm.;Determiner name=Quigley (1986d);Literature source=Quigley, D.T.G. (1986d) Blackfish Centrolophus niger (Gmelin, 1789) (C. pompilus Cuv. & Val.) in Irish waters: a further record and a review of Irish records. Irish Naturalists' Journal, 22(3): 97-101.