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09 May 19
17:17
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Thinking of taking a trip to Dublin and really don't like flying so thinking of taking the ferry from Holyhead to Dublin.
Do I need to book in advance or is it ok just to turn up on the day? Just me & the missus in a medium sized car, ford focus so I reckon should cost £200 return.
Anything I need to know about making the trip this way? cheers.
Do I need to book in advance or is it ok just to turn up on the day? Just me & the missus in a medium sized car, ford focus so I reckon should cost £200 return.
Anything I need to know about making the trip this way? cheers.
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Go to the stena line or Irish ferries website and check date times cost etc.
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Best to book.... looks like £315 return june onwards
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go by train and hire a car when in Ireland
You can get quite cheap advance tickets to Dublin https://www.thetrainline.com/book/results?origin=15bcf02bc44ea754837c8cf14569f608&destination=684d11ce631d146bb892bb4adf7b32a9&outwardDate=2019-06-06T08%3A00%3A00&outwardDateType=departAfter&journeySearchType=return&passengers%5B%5D=1989-05-09&passengers%5B%5D=1989-05-09&inwardDate=2019-06-13T14%3A00%3A00&inwardDateType=departAfter&selectedOutward=uqtFxIc0vPo%3D%3A6cX65LUCIIM%3D&selectedInward=BJsyLTCoIxM%3D%3AahFTV1XDvQg%3D as a guide |
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I'm with wit-ham, far cheaper.
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It's 20 years ago since i went on the stenna ferry I booked and it was a nice ferry and good crossing with the car .stayed at a different bed and breakfast everyday for a week and toured the west coast one of my fav holidays and loved the place and the Irish people great holiday and great little homely towns and places to visit wonderful scenery food and 10-10 .
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It's 20 years ago since i went on the stenna ferry I booked and it was a nice ferry and good crossing with the car .stayed at a different bed and breakfast everyday for a week and toured the west coast one of my fav holidays and loved the place and the Irish people great holiday and great little homely towns and places to visit wonderful scenery food and 10-10 .
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It's 20 years ago since i went on the stenna ferry I booked and it was a nice ferry and good crossing with the car .stayed at a different bed and breakfast everyday for a week and toured the west coast one of my fav holidays and loved the place and the Irish people great holiday and great little homely towns and places to visit wonderful scenery food and 10-10 .
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did you try the Guinness Do wah' ?
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I hope you don't have my experience , on Wed heading to Chester races for the day, boat unable to dock due to thuster failure , we spent 1.1/2 hours out at sea waiting to dock, shambles. Only arrived in Chester for last couple of races...
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Nowt worse than a dicky thuster.
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I have experienced thruster failure
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