Ferries are sailing in and out of Holyhead Port for the first time in over a month, after a temporary closure due to damage caused by Storm Darragh. Just one ferry berth is in use, but port management said it can still operate at full volume. Early morning sailing by Irish Ferries were delayed while Stena Line sailings are running as scheduled. Check the link in our bio to read more 📲 #dublin #holyhead #ferries | RTÉ News

Holyhead port before and after Storm Darragh: The Welsh ferry port is to remain closed until January 15th at the earliest due to structural damage caused by Storm Darragh on December 6th. This means tens of thousands of passengers planning to travel home to Ireland by ferry for Christmas will have to make alternative arrangements. This drone footage shows the port before and after Storm Darragh. Video: Footage: Dafydd Edwards | The Irish Times

Fears grow of empty shelves this Christmas as Holyhead port remains closed due to storm damage. Exporters warn the key Ireland-UK trade link may stay shut until late next week. #VMNews | Virgin Media News