Well you do have a number of options. This is Jocelyn's experience taking the Ferry from Holyhead, Wales, UK to Dublin, Ireland. A very nice easy trip.

Holyhead port to stay closed until mid-January disrupting Christmas ferry travel to Ireland - Tens of thousands of travellers between Great Britain and the Republic face slower journeys and higher ...

Its 10.45am and 4.50pm sailings have been cancelled. Sailings are also being cancelled in the opposite direction from Dublin to Holyhead, including the scheduled 7.35am and 1.55pm departures.

The Minister of State with responsibility for International and Road Transport, Logistics, Rail & Ports, Seán Canney, has ...

The full reopening of the Port of Holyhead, Wales, one of the UK's busiest ferry ports, has been delayed again the day before ...

Irish Ferries will be the only carrier operating a fast ferry to Ireland this autumn and winter, as rivals end fast ferry services on 14 September. The ‘Dublin Swift’, which can cross from ...

Ferry Lower your carbon footprint and take a ferry into Dublin. Ferry routes run between Dublin and Holyhead in Wales, Liverpool in England, and Douglas on the Isle of Man.

ICG said the new 67,300 gross ton cruise ferry will increase Irish Ferries’ freight and tourism carrying capacity on the fast-growing Dublin - Holyhead route. The vessel will accommodate 1,800 ...

Hauliers seek to keep post-storm Holyhead ferry schedule after ‘transformative’ impact on trade flow Stena line, which owns the port, plans to revert to the previous sail times Expand ...

That terminal reopened back in January which allowed for ferry services to resume between Holyhead and Dublin. Terminal 3 has remained closed but Stena today issued an update on when it would reopen.

The main ferry connection between Great Britain and Ireland will remain closed until 15 January at the earliest, after the port of Holyhead suffered damage during a storm earlier this month.