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Port terminal to stay shut as more bad weather looms
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|December 12, 2025
A Holyhead Port terminal will remain closed until next week as weather conditions remain challenging.
Terminal 5 was damaged in a “berthing incident” amid severe weather last Friday.
It was expected to reopen this week until Storm Bram swept in on Tuesday preventing underwater inspections, which are not now expected to be completed until next week.
Stena Line Ports confirmed the ongoing disruption in a statement issued yesterday.
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