One of Holyhead Port’s damaged piers is to reopen to ferry traffic from next Thursday ... resilience of sea connectivity between Wales and Ireland. "I welcomed the establishment by the Welsh ...

Ferry companies have offered customers alternative routes to get ... sailings from Wales and the Mersey area have taken place, helping people and goods get to Ireland for Christmas.

A Holyhead Port ferry terminal will reopen tomorrow which means some passenger ferry crossings will resume. The port was damaged after Storm Darragh swept through Wales in early December.

Part of the Holyhead ferry port will reopen ... of people travelling to and from Ireland over the festive period. The Port of Holyhead in Anglesey, North Wales. Photo: PA. Stena Line said that ...

More than 100 flights at Heathrow, the UK’s busiest airport, were cancelled on Sunday, while dozens of ferry routes in Scotland and Ireland were ... “In England and Wales, temperatures will ...

Several Loganair flights from Glasgow Airport to the Hebridean islands were also cancelled, and 18 CalMac ferry routes were axed. Disruption continued as people were ferried to Ireland on ...

Travel disruption is expected across the New Year as almost every part of the country is covered by at least one weather warning ...

But how easily will they be able to travel by train, bus, ferry and air ... No trains are running in Wales or Northern Ireland. How does the UK’s near-total rail shutdown compare with other ...

Yellow wind warnings were in place until 9pm on Sunday, affecting Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland ... and 18 CalMac ferry routes were axed. Meanwhile, the weekend’s lowest temperature was ...

With the closure of Holyhead port, there are fears that the North Wales ferry terminal ... important trading routes between Ireland and the UK, where the freight haulage customer is 'king' to ...

One of Holyhead Port’s damaged piers is to reopen to ferry traffic ... which operate on the route between Holyhead and Dublin, meaning normal capacity will be available. Taoiseach Simon Harris spoke ...