The Steam Packet has announced it's cancelled a number of sailings to Dublin this year.
It's because of disruption to infrastructure at Holyhead Port in Wales, which is impacting the whole Irish sea network and limiting availability of berths in Dublin.
Crossings between Thursday, July 23 and Thursday, October 1 are affected.
The company says all sailings up to and including those on Sunday, July 19 will go ahead as planned - and the news doesn't mean its withdrawing from Dublin altogether.
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