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D’fhéadfaí aighneas fadtéarmach faoi chearta iascaireachta timpeall Rocall a réiteach tar éis cainteanna úra le húdaráis na hÉireann, a dúirt Rialtas na hAlban le clár faisnéise cúrsaí reatha TG4 a chraolfar Dé Céadaoin 24 Aibreán ag 9.30 pm.
Is cúis le ceannasacht na carraige aighneas atá ar siúl le fada idir Éire agus an RA. Maíonn údaráis na Ríochta Aontaithe go bhfuil Rocall mar chuid dá chríoch atá suite laistigh dá fharraigí teorann - éileamh nach n-aithníonn Éire.
Níl úinéireacht na carraige éilithe ag Éirinn agus ní aithníonn sí éileamh na Breataine ar cheannasacht ar an mbonn nár cheart do stát ar bith carraigeacha neamháitrithe a éileamh.
Chuir Cabhlach na Breataine Rockall i gceangal leis sa bhliain 1955 - ag ardú bratach an Aontais agus ag daingniú plaic práis ar an gcruinniú mullaigh. Rinne sé iarracht níos déanaí é a ionchorprú i gcuid de dhlí na RA i 1972.
Léiríonn clár faisnéise cúrsaí reatha TG4 a chuir an t-iriseoir imscrúdaitheach Kevin Magee i láthair go raibh rochtain ar an bhfarraige timpeall Rockall ag trálaeirí Éireannacha ina ábhar do phlé taidhleoireachta idir rialtais na hAlban agus na hÉireann tar éis Brexit.
Beidh Iniúchadh TG4 - Anfa Mara á thaispeáint Dé Céadaoin, 24 Aibreán, ag 9:30in ar TG4 agus TG4.ie.
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