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Over our 25 years in business, Atlantis of Kilmore Quay have built up great relationships with local fishermen. Our partnerships with the skippers of day boats, beamers and trawlers means we have dedicated boats to ensure a constant supply of the freshest Irish seafood for our customers.

Supplying the Trade for over 25 Years

Atlantis of Kilmore Quay have been supplying restaurants, hotels, pubs, government bodies, caterers and fast food outlets for over our 25 years. We have an extensive network of suppliers to ensure the largest range of fresh seafood for our customers.

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AT5001 Mackerel

Whole Fresh Wild Irish Mackerel

€4.70

€5.90 / kg
Wild Irish Mackerel is a small fish that is big on taste and big on health benefits. Easy to cook and ready in minutes, Mackerel is one of the most loved fish in Ireland, for very good reasons! Whole mackerel comes with bones - these bones help the fish to keep moist and retain more of the essential oils. Whole Wild Irish Mackerel is great for baking or barbecuing - just wrap in tinfoil just a little butter and salt.

Preparation
How much should I buy?
1 Whole Mackerel is a portion for an adult.
Quantity
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AT5001 Mackerel

An oily fish rich in health-giving Omega 3 fatty acids, Whole Wild Irish Mackerel is a powerhouse of nutrition.

Latin Name: Scomber scombrus

Nutritional Info. per 100g

  • Energy: 300kcal
  • Protein: 19g
  • Carbohydrates: 0g
  • Sugars: 0g
  • Fat: 18g
  • Saturates: 3.8g
  • Salt: 0.38g

Allergens

  • Fish
Your Whole Wild Irish Mackerel will arrive gutted and cleaned. Please let us know if you would like the head and tail removed.
Fresh fish is best eaten on the day of delivery, definitely within 4 days. Keep refrigerated. Freezing - should be frozen immediately on delivery and consumed within 2 months. Do not re-freeze defrosted fish.

Provenance

We are committed to sourcing our fish and seafood from Irish waters whenever possible to maintain high standards of sustainability, quality and freshness.

Catch Area

FAO 27

Sub-Catch Area

Irish Sea/Celtic Sea

Catch Method

Trawl