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The Port has today announced that following the re-opening of Holyhead Port tomorrow (Thursday, January 16), normal service will resume at Pembroke Dock Ferry Terminal with Irish Ferries’ twice daily sailings to Rosslare, with the Isle of Innisfree in operation at the usual timetabled slots of 2:45am and 2:45pm.

Tidying-up the town: Pembroke’s new Litter Picking Hub. News. Pembroke River Rally returns this summer

Following the temporary closure of the Holyhead Port, the Port of Milford Haven is facilitating a third daily ferry sailing from Pembroke Dock Ferry Terminal on a temporary basis from January 7, 2025.

With the Met Office issuing a rare Red ‘danger to life’ weather warning for very strong winds - authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and take care when travelling with Storm Darragh due to hit parts of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.

Ann Mortenson has been elected as the 645th Mayor of the ancient and historic town of Pembroke.

“With its many military and maritime connections, Pembroke Dock and the Haven had a big stake in World War II and in victory. We know that many of the dance goers will turn out in uniforms or 1940s vintage gear recapturing the spirit of those times - it will be a never-to-be-repeated occasion in the historic dockyard setting.”

Kate Lock, Skomer Marine Conservation Zone Officer for Natural Resources Wales, said: “By supporting the Pembrokeshire Marine Code, we help reduce disturbance to sensitive species, aligning with our conservation goals and helping the public enjoy the coast responsibly.”

WATCH: A decision has been made to close the main boardwalk at Holyland Wood, Pembroke, after a volunteer work party identified significant damage.