The Foyle Area (Complimentary Angling Permit) (River Finn and River Foyle) Regulations 2014

Interpretation

2.  In these Regulations—

“the defined mouth”, in relation to the River Foyle, means the mouth of that river as defined by instrument dated 8th February 1864 made under section 17 of the Salmon Fishery (Ireland) Act 1863(1);

“promotional events” means events for the purpose of raising awareness of a person, body or work of a body including advertising, marketing and publicity works;

“pupil” means a person for whom education is provided by a school;

“River Finn angling permit” means a permit issued under section 14B(1) of the Foyle Fisheries Act 1952 or section 14B(1) of the Foyle Fisheries Act (Northern Ireland) 1952 to fish with rod and line in the waters of the River Finn which lie between an imaginary straight line drawn at right angles to the course of the river from the upstream end of the flood bank situated on the left or northern side of the river 1,073 metres downstream of the boundary between the townlands of Liscooley and Carrick in County Donegal and an imaginary straight line drawn at right angles across the river in continuation of the boundaries between the townlands of Urney Glebe and Flushtown in County Tyrone;

“River Foyle angling permit” means a permit issued under section 14B(1) of the Foyle Fisheries Act 1952 or section 14B(1) of the Foyle Fisheries Act (Northern Ireland) 1952 to fish with rod and line in the waters of the River Foyle which lie between an imaginary straight line drawn at right angles to the course of the river through the southernmost point of the townland of Islandmore in County Donegal and the defined mouth of the River Foyle;

“school” means an institution for providing primary or secondary education.

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26 & 27 Vict c.114