Irish Ferries


Find information on ferry routes, timetables, fares, special offers, and ships. Book online for lowest fares. The website offers a choice of two routes between Britain and Ireland, Holyhead to Dublin and Pembroke to Rosslare.

North Wales : Holyhead to Dublin >

Holyhead is situated in Anglesey in North Wales and is served by the A55 (newly improved expressway reducing journey times by up to 30 minutes) and A5 road networks. It is convenient for travel to or from the North of England, North Wales or the Midlands and there are excellent road connections to and from London and the South East. Holyhead also has an excellent rail service providing connections to rail stations throughout Britain.

South Wales : Pembroke to Rosslare >

Pembroke Dock, on the South Western tip of Wales is situated close to the M4 making it the ideal port if you are travelling to or from London, the South of England or the Channel Ports.


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South Wales : Fishguard to Rosslare >

Travel by ferry to Rosslare on the Stena Express fastcraft or Stena Europe Superferry from Fishguard to Rosslare. Choose from ferry day trips to Rosslare or take a holiday with your car and explore all that Ireland has to offer. Situated in Co Wexford, Rosslare is a pleasant and popular seaside resort which boasts a most attractive Blue Flag beach. The ferry terminal at Rosslare Harbour is Ireland's second largest passenger port.

Find information for cars buses and coaches! Click here for links to useful websites that give you information from traffic jams on the A55 to park and ride in Tenby. Roads >

Click here for railway information. Whether your travelling east to west [easy], or north to south [very difficult], you will  find useful links here. Railways >

Ferries to Ireland from North or South Wales. Click here for useful links and telephone numbers. Ferries >

Click here for air travel information. Not a lot of choice here. Unless you are flying out of Cardiff or using "Air Ieuan" from Anglesey to Cardiff. [well the politicians must take precedence over us mere mortals, especially if you are the minister for transport]. Other than Cardiff there are the north western England airports of Liverpool and Manchester for the residents of North Wales and Bristol Airport for the south of Wales. Airports >