Leave some for the rest of us. I can’t get over how shellfish some people are..
MaelduinTamhlacht on
The French. Never not at it.
daveirl on
Would they have been able to just put them back?
Weary-Hyena-2150 on
I used to fish wild oysters for years in Kerry during the season, this is extremely dangerous! Whatever about illegally fishing them, they are potentially putting people’s lives in danger!! Most wild oysters contain high levels of the norovirus and have to be treated in specific ways to make them safe, so this isn’t just taking a few oysters, it could literally lead to a health outbreak and potentially fatal to some people. Idiots deserve the book thrown at them
Driveby_Dogboy on
They’re eating the swans, they’re eating the oysters
snafe_ on
Hey Costanza, the ocean called, they’re running out of ~~shrimp~~ oysters
phflegm on
I saw this happening just outside Kenmare about 3 weeks ago. Three French vehicles parked up and about 20 people wading in the water at low tide. Saw a few returning with what I thought were scallops.
Thought nothing of it, didn’t know anything about the legalities of it. Locally it’s been said the same group come over every year to do it.
CousCousBOOM on
I used to collect shellfish…
but then I pulled a muscle 💪
Feeling-Decision-902 on
If they put them back onto the sea, will they still live?
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Leave some for the rest of us. I can’t get over how shellfish some people are..
The French. Never not at it.
Would they have been able to just put them back?
I used to fish wild oysters for years in Kerry during the season, this is extremely dangerous! Whatever about illegally fishing them, they are potentially putting people’s lives in danger!! Most wild oysters contain high levels of the norovirus and have to be treated in specific ways to make them safe, so this isn’t just taking a few oysters, it could literally lead to a health outbreak and potentially fatal to some people. Idiots deserve the book thrown at them
They’re eating the swans, they’re eating the oysters
Hey Costanza, the ocean called, they’re running out of ~~shrimp~~ oysters
I saw this happening just outside Kenmare about 3 weeks ago. Three French vehicles parked up and about 20 people wading in the water at low tide. Saw a few returning with what I thought were scallops.
Thought nothing of it, didn’t know anything about the legalities of it. Locally it’s been said the same group come over every year to do it.
I used to collect shellfish…
but then I pulled a muscle 💪
If they put them back onto the sea, will they still live?