One of Britain's busiest ports is on course to fully reopen on 1 July after it was damaged by Storm Darragh, it has been ...

In the first weekend of December, Storm Darragh wreaked widespread havoc across North Wales, where some places were quickly ...

which means some passenger ferry crossings will resume. The port was damaged after Storm Darragh swept through Wales in early December and the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office has now ...

All ferry services at the North Wales port, owned by Stena Line ... has confirmed services will now resume between Holyhead and Dublin. The first service listed departing Holyhead on the ...

The map below shows the location of Dublin and Wales. The blue line represents the straight line joining these two place. The distance shown is the straight line or the air travel distance between ...

All ferry services at the North Wales port, owned by Stena Line, were cancelled before the Christmas period after damage during Storm Darragh in early December. Terminal 3 was badly damaged in the ...

Ferry company Stena Line has cancelled several services running to and from Dublin to Holyhead from Thursday ... Transport for Wales and Network Rail asked all customers to check before they ...

The main ferry connection between Great Britain ... with “Rail & Sail” fares offered from stations in Wales, England and Scotland to Dublin. Pressure on other forms of transport is leading ...

Ferry services between Holyhead and Dublin have resumed after almost a month. Two berths at the port in north Wales were damaged in early December following Storm Darragh, leading to major disruption ...

Stena Line, which owns the Port of Holyhead, has issued a major update on the work to repair a ferry berth damaged during ...