Best Ferry to Ireland from UK (1 Viewer)

hessey

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We are planning a ferry crossing to Ireland from the UK in late August. What is the cheapest ferry / route.
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sue1959

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The only cheap route to Ireland is to cash in Tesco vouchers! A car and 3 passengers in july £350 without vouchers. We always fly over and rent a car in UK it works out cheaper!
They have a captive audience so can make a killing. Have you looked at going Liverpool-Dublin? might be cheaper different ferry company. My uncle ussed it once and got reduced rate asa he worked on the railway. It was, dont know about now, owned by the steamboat setup hence the rail connection.
 
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barbt

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I had a look at this some time ago - from what I remember it's very cheap ( about £120 per person ) if you go really late at night from Pembroke. No trouble in the MH, we will just park up, sleep for a while, then get up and go on the ferry.
It's free for the dog - you can either leave him in the vehicle or book a kennel at no charge.

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sue1959

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For an example I just looked up P&O 2 weeks 13 Aug-28 Aug Liverpool - Dublin sailing 9.30 am
2 Adults
2 children
campervan midsize and height

£278.00
This is a super economy fare so might be limited offer

Stena Line same as above £421 on fast ferry sailing midday

As said in previos posts £1 tesco voucher gets you £4 off the stena line fare.

Hope this is of some help

Sue
 
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ginge61

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no cheep ferries to ireland ,the isle of man ,scotish islands???,anywhere uk seems to be expensive even the isle of wight , i wonder why maybe fuel costs etc etc one from italy to greece for around the same price , if they were cheeper would be better for us but as most goods go by road and ferry they are never short of coustomers , hope you find one

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Lenny HB

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If you have air miles you can use for Irish ferries I got a quote for Pembroke/ Rosslare in June 4500 miles + £14.
 

Family Guy

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3 years in feb went Liverpool to Dublin rtn 8.5mtr motor home 2adults 3 kids all food drinks etc all for £88 keep trying to get a repeat doubt if ill ever get an offer that good again but keep checking for offers :thumb:
 

dealgan

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Irish sea is the most expensive sea crossing in Europe, apparently.

It's either to keep us Irish in, or keep everyone else out. :winky:

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