Irish Ferries: Ferries, Tickets & Info

Irish Ferries was founded in 1973 and is based in Dublin, the capital city of Ireland. The Irish ferry company operates a modern fleet that accommodates both passenger and freight travel, ensuring a comfortable and speedy journey.

Irish Ferries ferry routes

Irish Ferries operates on ferry routes connecting Ireland, Great Britain and France. Specifically:

• Dover-Calais
• Dublin-Cherbourg
• Dublin-Holyhead
• Rosslare-Pembroke

Most of the routes are available throughout the year, however the frequency and availability of some connections vary depending on the season.

Irish Ferries fleet & ships

The fleet of Irish Ferries consists of 7 vessels, including the Ulysses, W.B. Yeats, Dublin Swift, and Oscar Wilde. All ferries are wheelchair accessible and offer a wide range of facilities and amenities, including vehicle decks for the transportation of cars, motorcycles, and camper vans.

On Ferryhopper, you can find all Irish Ferries departure times and book your ferry tickets online.

Irish Ferries discounts & offers

While Irish Ferries does not have discounts for specific passenger categories, it offers a range of seasonal offers, such as reduced ticket prices for traveling with a car or camper van.

You can find all available discounts and special offers for the Irish Ferries ferry route you’re interested in and plan your trip on Ferryhopper without any hidden fees.

Irish Ferries special amenities & facilities

Irish Ferries provides a range of amenities that ensure a smooth and relaxed journey. Onboard, you will find spacious lounges, Wi-Fi access, bars and restaurants for drinks, snacks and meals, as well as shops with duty-free goods. Ferries also include designated play areas for children and kennels for the transportation of pets.

On longer routes, a variety of cabins are generally available, with comfortable bedding and en-suite facilities. The Irish Ferries vessels are also wheelchair accessible, featuring elevators and trained staff to ensure ease of travel for everyone.

Luggage allowance

You can bring 1 small piece of hand luggage on board, while larger bags (up to 22 kg each) must be checked in.

Luggage allowance

You can bring as much luggage as you can carry at no additional cost. You are allowed to carry 1 small piece of hand luggage with you, while the rest must be checked in through the luggage handling facility. Each checked-in item must not exceed 22 kg.