The UK's second busiest port is set to return to its full number of services more than a month after being completely shut by damage from Storm Darragh. Two berths at Holyhead, which links north Wales and Dublin, were damaged on 7 December, affecting thousands of travellers and parcel deliveries over Christmas, as well as businesses in the town.

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Holyhead sailings resume following closure in December

A full daily service to and from Dublin is planned but one of the two ferry berths remain closed.

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United Kingdom

Holyhead ferries set to resume after six-week port closure

Holyhead port is expected to return to normal passenger and freight services after disruption caused by Storm Darragh.

Irish Independent

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Holyhead Port to return to normal passenger and freight services next week

Sailings into and out of Holyhead Port have resumed this morning, after a temporary closure due to damage caused by Storm Darragh in early December.

Government of Ireland

President of the Irish Road Haulage Association Ger Hyland said decisions needed to be taken so we “never again find ourselves in the position that we were in before Christmas"

Irish Mirror

Reach plc

Holyhead port to resume normal activity over a month after Storm Darragh

A date has been confirmed when the port will partially reopen

Daily Post

Colwyn Bay

Wales

Major update on Holyhead Port after it was closed due to storm damage

Damage from Storm Darragh in early December resulted in major travel disruption during the Christmas period

Dublin Live

Dublin

County Dublin

Stena Line ferry services resume from Holyhead following Storm Darragh damage

In December, Stena Line announced the port would re-open the Terminal 5 berth, subject to weather conditions, on 16 January.

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Ogden Newspapers

Hauliers 'relieved' as Holyhead Port re-opens after weeks of closure

MV Stena Superfast X leaving Holyhead. Picture by Reading Tom (CC BY 2.0) Holyhead port is expected to return to normal passenger and freight services after disruption caused by Storm Darragh. All ferry services at the port, owned by Stena Line, were cancelled before the Christmas period after stormy weather appeared to damage infrastructure in early December. Parcel deliveries were delayed and thousands of people travelling home for Christmas w…

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Holyhead port to resume pre-storm level of activity next week

Ferry services at Holyhead have been suspended since early December

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Holyhead Port to partially reopen next week

HOLYHEAD is set to partially reopen next week for the first time since Storm Darragh closed it down. Port operator Stena Line has announced the first reopening on January 16 – with Terminal 5 back in business next Thursday. And once Terminal 5 is back in operation, the focus will turn to restoring Terminal 3. Taoiseach Simon Harris, who spoke with First Minister of Wales Eluned Morgan about the ongoing impact of the closure of Holyhead port on t…

Holyhead ferries set to resume after six-week port closure

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