Ferry Services Disrupted by Storm Éowyn
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Ferry crossings in the Irish Sea are cancelled due to Storm Éowyn, affecting multiple routes and operators as severe weather continues.
Ferry operators have cancelled numerous Irish Sea crossings on Friday due to the severe weather conditions brought on by Storm Éowyn.
Irish Ferries has cancelled crossings in both directions between Dublin and Holyhead, Rosslare and Pembroke, and Dublin and Cherbourg.
Stena Line has also cancelled several crossings between Belfast, Cairnryan, and Liverpool, along with services on the Dublin-Holyhead route. Additionally, ferries between Rosslare and Fishguard are cancelled.
Both operators have provided passengers the option to travel on alternative sailings.
Furthermore, all Calmac's services on Scotland's west coast have been cancelled, as have Steam Packet Ferries services between Heysham and the Isle of Man.
