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Storm Darragh: Holyhead Port closure may affect Christmas shopping

Storm Darragh may impact travel and logistics, as reported in the headline.
Holyhead Port is facing closure due to the storm, according to the text.
The potential closure of Holyhead Port could disrupt supply chains, the text states.
Local businesses rely heavily on imports through Holyhead Port, which may affect holiday shopping.
Customers are advised to plan their shopping around potential delays, as mentioned in the text.

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'Disastrous' Holyhead Port closure sparks Christmas present delay fears

Sailings have been cancelled for days after an 'incident' at the port during Storm Darragh

11 months ago·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom

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Port closure could delay delivery of Christmas presents

Sailings between Holyhead and Dublin have been suspended as emergency repairs are needed after Storm Darragh

11 months ago·Wales, United Kingdom

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Holyhead shut for extra week as An Post issues deadline for Christmas deliveries

The port has been shut since December 7 following damage from Storm Darragh

11 months ago·Ireland

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Christmas parcels destined for Ireland stuck in Holyhead Port due to storm damage

Holyhead Port was badly damaged during Storm Darragh last weekend leading to some hauliers using other routes

11 months ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Fears Christmas deliveries could be delayed as Dublin to Holyhead services remain shut

Trailers stuck in Holyhead and Dublin The post Fears Christmas deliveries could be delayed as Dublin to Holyhead services remain shut appeared first on Gript.

11 months ago

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Biggest ever ferry berths at Pembrokeshire port to help out after Storm Darragh

What is believed to have been the biggest ferry in its history, docked at a Pembrokeshire port last night.

11 months ago

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Irish Independent broke the news in Ireland 11 months ago on Wednesday, December 11, 2024.

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