Travel between Ireland and Great Britain for trucks requires crossing the Irish Sea. There are several ferry operators that offer regular crossings between the two islands. Get to know all of them and find the option that fits your needs the best. Departures are available from ports along the entire east coast of Ireland.
Dublin – Holyhead route can be found on timetables of two different operators. Stena Line and Irish Ferries operate daily on this route. Each operator offers up to five departures a day in both directions. The journey lasts about 3 hours.
Rosslare – Fishguard is Stena Line’s service. There are two departures a day in each direction. The crossing takes 3,5 hours.
Belfast – Cairnryan route connects Northern Ireland and Scotland. The route is operated by Stena Line. The operator provides up to 6 departures a day in each direction. Departures are classified as off peak or peak. The crossing takes about 2 hours.
Stena Line’s ferries regularly sail on Belfast – Liverpool route, where the crossing takes about 7 hours. The operator offers up to 3 departures a day in each direction.
Rosslare – Pembroke is Irish Ferries’ service on the Irish Sea. The operator has two departures a day from each port. Sailing time between Rosslare and Pembroke is 4 hours.
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