Later reopening date for port terminal damaged during Storm Darragh

A NEW date has been set for the reopening of a ferry terminal at Holyhead port damaged during Storm Darragh.

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All ferry services at the North Wales port, operated by Stena Line, were cancelled before the Christmas period after stormy weather damaged Terminal 3 - with Terminal 5 also impacted to a lesser extent.

It caused major sea route disruption between North Wales and Dublin in the Republic of Ireland. The port partially reopened in January, after Terminal 5 was restored to operational activity, allowing ferry operations to resume. Terminal 3 was then scheduled to reopen yesterday, July 1. But last week Stena Line issued a new update.

They said: “Significant progress has been made on the repairs to the Terminal 3 berth at Holyhead Port following the damage sustained in December.