Irish Ferries

Irish Ferries offer a network of five ferry routes linking Ireland with the UK and France.

Owned by the Irish Continental Group, it operates five ferries including the Ulysses, which is the largest car ferry to operate on the Irish Sea and formally the largest in the world. The Ulysses operates two round trips daily between Holyhead and Dublin. The fast ferry Jonathan Swift also operates between Dublin and Holyhead and is a suitable alternative ferry to Ireland. The Swift services take just under 2 hours, but only carry vehicles up to 9m or 9 tonne.

Ferry routes connecting Ireland to France are also operated with year round services to Cherbourg from Dublin and Rosslare, and a summer service to Roscoff from Rosslare.

Irish Ferries are modern and comfortable. Drivers have access to freight lounges and cabins as well as bars, restaurants and shops.