Northern Ireland has a varied seafood industry often seen as male-dominated, but women play a key role through a range of jobs.
Many women are involved in the seafood industry in Northern Ireland.  They all have interesting backgrounds and motivations. Through this exhibition I helped to create for Seafish UK, look at the important role they play within the industry and learn about their individual stories.  
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Pauline Kerr - St. Georges Market Belfast
Pauline Kerr - St. Georges Market Belfast
Grainne Lavery – Front of House Manager, Fish City Belfast
Grainne Lavery – Front of House Manager, Fish City Belfast
Donna Freeman – Ewing’s Fishmongers Belfast
Donna Freeman – Ewing’s Fishmongers Belfast
Betty Beck - Ewing’s Fishmongers
Betty Beck - Ewing’s Fishmongers
Emma Lindsay – DAERA Fisheries Officer
Emma Lindsay – DAERA Fisheries Officer
The Connor Sisters - Off-Shell Process Operators, Kilkeel Seafoods
The Connor Sisters - Off-Shell Process Operators, Kilkeel Seafoods
Geraldine Quinn – Supervisor Assistant, Kilkeel Seafoods
Geraldine Quinn – Supervisor Assistant, Kilkeel Seafoods
Rosemary Johnston – Technical Manager, Kilkeel Seafoods
Rosemary Johnston – Technical Manager, Kilkeel Seafoods
Ingrid Perry and Lesley Hammond – The Fishermen’s Mission
Ingrid Perry and Lesley Hammond – The Fishermen’s Mission
Tracy Brennan – Quality/Technical Manager, Rooney Fish
Tracy Brennan – Quality/Technical Manager, Rooney Fish
Halime Sabrieva - General Operative, Rooney Fish
Halime Sabrieva - General Operative, Rooney Fish
Staff from Neptunes Larder, Ardglass
Staff from Neptunes Larder, Ardglass
Northern Ireland Fishermen’s Safety Forum Roadshow delivery team
Northern Ireland Fishermen’s Safety Forum Roadshow delivery team
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