Holyhead to Dublin ferries cancelled and delayed by storms

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 14:02 · Archive

Ferry services between Holyhead and Dublin have been cancelled and delayed as Storm Austen and Storm Boelo bring severe weather. Stena Line said the situation remains 'fluid' due to current conditions, with a Yellow Weather Warning for wind in force.

Multiple sailings on Friday, October 23, have been affected. The Stena Estrid sailing due to leave Holyhead at 10am was delayed to 7.30pm, with check-in opening at 5.30pm and closing at 7pm. The Stena Adventurer sailing from Dublin to Holyhead at 10.15am was retimed to 4.30pm, with an expected arrival time of 8pm. The 4pm sailing from Holyhead was cancelled, with those passengers accommodated on the rescheduled 7.30pm Stena Estrid departure.

The 10.15pm sailing from Holyhead was retimed to 12.45am, and the 4am Saturday sailing was also moved to 12.45am. Passengers on the Saturday sailing have the option to transfer to a later sailing at 10am on October 24. The Stena Estrid sailing scheduled for 10am on October 24 remains scheduled to go ahead. Passengers can amend their bookings online without charge.

How it is being reported

• Holyhead to Dublin ferries cancelled and delayed as storms cause disruptionThe disruption comes as Storm Boelo pushes in from the west and amid Storm Austen. A Yellow Weather Warning for wind is currently in force.North Wales Pioneer · 23 Oct, 13:40
• Holyhead to Dublin ferries cancelled and delayed as storms cause disruptionThe disruption comes as Storm Boelo pushes in from the west and amid Storm Austen. A Yellow Weather Warning for wind is currently in force.North Wales Chronicle · 23 Oct, 13:40

In this story: Holyhead · Dublin · Stena Line · Storm Austen · Storm Boelo

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