Part of the Holyhead ferry port will reopen on January 16, after damage caused by Storm Darragh meant it was forced to close over the Christmas period.
The ferry company Stena Line, which owns the port in Anglesey, North Wales, confirmed it would reopen the Terminal 5 berth subject to reasonable weather conditions. It is yet to provide a timeline for the reopening of Terminal 3.
READ MORE: Man accused of Blanchardstown hit and run that caused deaths of married couple silent as he appears in court Damage was feared to have been much worse than initially thought and a spokesman for the Port said it had been necessary to perform underwater inspections of the structural integrity of the adjacent Terminal 3 and Terminal 5 berths. Taoiseach Simon Harris said earlier this month that the “seriousness” of the damage was becoming “more apparent as the days go by”.
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