There are many options on ferry routes to Ireland, from several ports and with different ferry operators. More information on each route is given below.
You may also want to check routes to Northern Ireland.
Liverpool to Dublin (P&O Irish Sea) - Check Fares
- 12 crossings weekly
- Duration 8h
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Holyhead to Dublin (Irish Ferries) – Check Fares
- 7 crossings weekly
- Duration 3h 25m
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Pembroke to Rosslare (Irish Ferries) - Check Fares
- 15 crossings weekly
- Duration 3h 45m
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Holyhead to Dublin (Stena Line) - Check Fares
- 4 sailings daily
- Duration 3h 15m
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Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire (Stena Line) - Check Fares
- 7 sailings weekly
- Duration 2h
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Fishguard to Rosslare (Stena Line) - Check Fares
- 3 sailings daily
- Duration 2h
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Douglas to Dublin (Isle of Man Steam Packet) – Check Fares
- 2 sailings weekly
- Duration 2h 55m
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Ferries to Ireland from…
- Fishguard to Rosslare
- Liverpool to Dublin
- Holyhead to Dublin
- Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire
- Douglas to Dublin
- Pembroke to Rosslare
Ferry Operators Sailing to Ireland
- Norfolk Line
- P&O Irish Sea
- Stena Line
- Irish Ferries
UK & Ireland Ferry Ports
Visiting Ireland
It’s amazing given how close Ireland is the UK how few people have visited. Among the rest of Europe, it’s one of the favourite destinations, and it’s not hard to see why. There’s the famous Irish hospitality, lively pubs where more often than not there’ll be a sing along, Guinness, and beautiful countryside as well as a sparsely populated and dramatic coastline.
Getting there by ferry from the UK is simplicity itself, with regular crossings from Liverpool, Holyhead, Douglas (on the Isle of Man), Fishbourne, and Pembroke to Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, and Rosslare. Dublin port is reasonably close to the city centre, and is the perfect port to choose for a long weekend in Dublin.
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