A positive update has been issued by bosses at Holyhead Port after it had to remain closed over the Christmas period. Operations the north Wales port have been on standstill following damaged caused during Storm Darragh
They have said that the Terminal 5 berth should be reopened by Thursday, January 16, but have not given a timeline for Terminal 3.
A statement issued on Monday, December 30, said: “We are pleased to share a positive update regarding the ongoing closure of the Terminal 3 and Terminal 5 ferry berths at Holyhead Port. Drone footage shows damage here.
“After diligent assessments and planning, we can now confirm that the timeline for reopening the Terminal 5 ferry berth by 16th January 2025 remains achievable. This prediction is subject to reasonable weather conditions, and we will provide further updates as our progress continues.”
It added: “Our team have worked tirelessly over the festive season and throughout periods of severe weather to address the challenges presented by the structural damage sustained earlier this month. We are confident in the alternative solutions we have implemented to ensure safe and seamless access to vessels for both our customers and staff.
“The safety of our passengers and colleagues remains our top priority. We will continue to prioritise rigorous assessments and repair work to ensure that the berths meet the highest safety standards before reopening. We deeply appreciate the patience and understanding of all those impacted by this closure.” Get a free digest of the latest Welsh headlines delivered to your email inbox every day