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Dublin Ferry Port is only 2 miles from Dublin city centre. Dublin is a fascinating city with something for everyone. From the pubs of the Temple bar area to the Dublin writers museum on Parnell square. There are also many excellent restaurants and shops that are well worth investigating.

Stena Line sail to Dublin from Holyhead and P&O Irish Sea sail from Liverpool.

Getting There

Dublin ferry port is easily accessible from the M1(from the North), the N11(from the South) and the N7 (from the West). Dublin Ferry Port is only 2 miles from the city centre.

From the city centre, from O'Connell Bridge follow the Quays towards the Point Depot music venue, then turn left and follow the signs to the port.

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Liverpool is renowned for it's Maritime, Sporting and Musical History. In 2008 Liverpool will be the European city of culture and "The Big Dig" is in progress to develop the city into a truly world class destination. P&O Irish Sea sail from Liverpool to Dublin and provide a vital link between this cosmopolitan cities,.

Getting There

Liverpool port is easily accessible and well signposted.

From the M58/M57 follow the signs for the Docks/Seaforth along the A5036. At the 1st roundabout take the 3rd exit & then the 2nd exit on the next roundabout underneath the flyover. Then take the left fork into Seaforth Terminal - Freeport Entrance & follow the signs to the Ferry Terminal.