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The Port Of Dublin

Scheduled ferry services operate between Ireland and the UK between the city through Dublin's two ferry ports, Dublin Port and Dun Laoghaire.

Situated 2 miles form Dublin city centre, positioned at the heart of Ireland 's road and rail network it has an easily accessible east coast location and offers terminals and facilities.

Dun Laoghaire is six miles south of the city centre. The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport) train service operates to and from the centre in less than 30 minutes. Dublin Port is closer to the centre and is served by local buses and by special buses meeting arrivals to the Port.

Dublin Ferry Port is Irelands busiest ferry gateway with up to 18 sailings daily to England, Wales, Douglas in the Isle of Man, and the continent via France. Dublin is one of Europe's most vibrant cities of culture. It is a city which has a good sense of humour and a energetic pub and street life.

In spring 2004 Ireland introduced a smoking ban in the work place. Steeped in history and easy to get around Dublin has plenty of sites to chose from. The majority of attractions in Dublin are on the southside of the river Liffey, including Trinity College, home of Dublin's student life and the Book of Kells. Dublin's main shopping area is Grafton street with its wide variety of up market shops. Closer to the river is Temple Bar, the main area for the arts, alternative shopping and excellent socialising. Dublin has fantastic pubs to spend the evening and a huge selection of places to eat.

The Port of Dublin handles over 1.5 million passengers and over 300,000 tourist vehicles a year. It has 3 ferry terminals and a choice of 4 ferry operators - Seacat, Irish Ferries, Norse Merchant and P&O Irish Sea Ferries.