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Trawler still stuck at Astilleros J.M. Armada
The 'Pepe Barreiro' has been stuck for two weeks at the J. M. Armada shipyard in Vigo, as of June 23. The vessel was still listing to starboard after a problem arose during the maneuver to lift it onto the slipway: The bilge, the platform on which the ship rests, broke. Although there were no injuries or spills of any kind, the situation has remained the same since the incident, pending a decision from the ship's and the shipyard's insurance companies. Report with photo: https://www.farodevigo.es/mar/2026/06/23/pepe-barreiro-dos-cumple-semanas-encallado-jm-armada-131695904.amp.html
Trawler tilted on slipway
The 'Pepe Barreiro' started to list to starboard side on June 9, during a maneuver to lift it onto the slipway at the Astilleros Montenegro shipyard, now called J. M. Armada, in Teis. The incident occurred when the vessel was being pulled from the water using a slipway trolley for annual maintenance. A mechanical problem during the operation caused the vessel to get stuck on the shipyard ramp, originating from a break in the bilge, the structure on which the ship rested during the lifting maneuver. while being still partially in the water. With the receding tide, the vessel came to rest on the ramp, with its stern close to the water. No injuries or spills were reported, and no one was injured. Both the shipyard and the relevant authorities have activated the necessary preventative measures to ensure the safety of the area and avoid any environmental risk. Technicians started working on analysing different alternatives to right the ship and complete the operation safely. The Maritime Authority was closely monitoring the situation. The 'Pepe Barreiro' had arrived at the Teis facilities onm the morning for routine maintenance and inspections. Report with photo and video: https://www.vigoalminuto.com/2026/06/09/un-pesquero-queda-atrapado-y-escorado-en-el-astillero-tras-romperse-el-sistema-de-apoyo/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHap2bICYeA&source_ve_path=MjE0Mjgz&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.atlantico.net%2F
Fishing vessel detained for illegal fishing
The Master of the '‘Pepe Barreiro’ pleaded guilty at Bandon District Court Sep 7, 2024, to illegal fishing activity. The vessel was detained at Castletownbere port on Sep 6 following an inspection by Sea-Fisheries Protection Officers of the Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA). The court heard evidence of how Sea-Fisheries Protection Officers conducted an inspection of the vessel and detected the non-recording of Common Sole in the fishing logbook; retention of undersize Crawfish onboard the vessel; failure to separately stow Sole and Megrims and failure to have a stowage plan recording Common Sole.
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