Abstract
The EU Habitats Directive requires protection of species and habitats of European importance in Ireland. Six fish species will be given priority protection, together with other aquatic organisms. This paper outlines the relevance of this directive to Ireland’s fish fauna, describes the process involved and sets out the position in Ireland regarding designation under this directive as of September 2003.
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