Ferries to Dublin
There is currently just one route connecting the UK to Dublin. Sailing from Holyhead to Dublin, with the choice of two operators and up to nine daily sailings.
P&O ferries closed their Liverpool to Dublin route at the end of 2023. There is also one route from France and other from the Isle of Man.
Ferries from the UK to Dublin
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Car & 4 passengers from £255
4 sailings per day Sailing time: 3hr 15m
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Car & 4 passengers from £253
4 sailings per day Sailing time: 3hr 15m
Ferries from France to Dublin
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Car & 4 passengers from £289
4 sailings per day Sailing time: 18 hours
Ferries from Isle Of Man to Dublin
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Car & 4 passengers from £127
2 Sailings Per Week Sailing time: 2hr 45m
As well as sailings to Dublin, there is also two other routes to the Republic of Ireland. Both routes are from Pembrokeshire to Rosslare with Irish ferries sailing from Pembroke and Stena Line sailing from Fishguard.
Other Ferries From UK to Ireland
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Car & 4 passengers from £253
2 sailings per day Sailing time: 3hr 30m
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Car & 4 passengers from £255
2 sailings per day Sailing time: 4 hours
There are no ferries from Scotland to Dublin or anywhere in the republic of Ireland, however you can catch a number of ferries from Scotland to Northern Ireland.
Ferries from Scotland to Northern Ireland
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Car & 4 passengers from £199
6 sailings per day Sailing time: 2hr 15m
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Car & 4 passengers from £217
6 sailings per day Sailing time: 2 hours
With the closure of Liverpool Dublin, there is also now connection between England and Dublin or anywhere in there public of Ireland, however you still get a ferry from Liverpool to Belfast.
Ferries from England to Northern Ireland
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Car & 4 passengers from £231
2 sailings per day Sailing time: 8 hours
I am trying to book a ferry from Holyhead to Dublin, in September and returning from Dublin to Liverpool later that week. We will have a rental car. My husband and I are now 65 years old. I am finding it difficult to “book” this. Could you please help?
You will need to book your sailings separately as these roués are operated by two separate companies. Dublin to Liverpool ferries are operated by P&O ferries whilst ferries from Holyhead to Dublin are operated by Irish Ferries or Stena Line.