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Ferry companies from Dublin

Four shipping companies serve mainland Britain, the Isle of Man and Cherbourg in Normandy, France from Dublin Port. Some of these ferry operators sail multiple services onboard a range of fast and conventional vessels.

P&O Irish Sea Ferry Company

P&O Irish Sea provides two different services including a sailing to Liverpool with a crossing time of around 4 hours, 30 minutes. During the summer months, the well-established ferry company provides a seasonal ferry service between Dublin and the Port of Cherbourg. It takes their craft approximately 18 hours to reach the Port of Cherbourg from Dublin. The service between Dublin and Mostyn, which was operated by P&O Irish Sea, is no longer available.

P&O Irish Sea operates two types of crafts; the European Highlander can accommodate 410 people and has a 375 vehicle capacity, and navigates between Dublin and Cherbourg, while the high-speed Norbank and Norbay ships run services to Liverpool. For detailed company information, you can view their official website at: www.poirishsea.com.

Irish Ferries

Irish Ferries run both the Ulysses conventional craft and the high-speed catamaran vessel, the Jonathan Swift, between the city of Dublin and the Port of Holyhead, year-round. The conventional and gigantic Ulysses sails the voyage in 3 hours, 15 minutes and makes two daily return crossings from Terminal 1. It takes the Jonathan Swift just 1 hour, 50 minutes to complete the journey and the service is operated four daily times, departing from Terminal 1.

The Ulysses is the biggest car ferry on our planet and can conveniently accommodate 2,000 persons and provides space for 650 cars. There is a fabulous range of onboard self-service eateries, bars, cafés and full-service restaurants. A comprehensive range of quality products can be purchased at the Grafton Shopping Arcade, while kids' entertainment facilities and several lounges make a voyage aboard this craft a trouble-free and unforgettable travel experience.

Constructed in Australia, the Jonathan Swift is a highly advanced and ultra-modern high-speed catamaran, providing all modern onboard passenger features including an extensive range of shops, currency exchange booths, bars and restaurants, a comfortable club class lounge and entertainment for kids. For up-to-date travel and company information, visit the leading Irish ferry operator's official website at: www.irishferries.com.

The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company

The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company operates two vessels per day to Liverpool. Their conventional craft completes the sea voyage from Dublin to Liverpool in 4 hours, 30 minutes. The high-speed service, which the company only operates during the summer months, has a sailing time of 2 hours, 45 minutes. Their vessels depart from Terminal 1 and facilities onboard feature several restaurants and cafés, a range of shops, comfortable lounges and a bar.

The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company is the world's oldest continually running passenger ferry company, having commenced services in the year 1830. You can visit the company's official website at: www.steam-packet.com, where you will find comprehensive company information. You also can phone the company, should you require any further information: +44 8705 523523.

Stena Line Ferry Company

The Dublin-Holyhead route, which is operated by Stena Line, is a year-round, twice daily ferry cruise service. The cruise liner departs from Terminal 2. Sailing time is approximately 3 hours, 45 minutes. Stena Line Ferry Company caters to both cars and passengers, and comes with a range of eateries and shops as well as a movie theatre and children's play areas. The company's email address is: info.uk@stenaline.com, and their official website can be found at: www.stenaline.co.uk.