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Ferries go from Dublin to Holyhead and Pembroke, both in Wales rather than England. How long it takes depends on where you're going and how fast the boat is. Timetables are here: http://www.irishferries.com/Timetable/gbr_irl.shtml
http://www.stenaline.ie/stena_line/gb/stena_line_ireland.html
Norman B
The only place in England to which you can sail from Dublin is Liverpool. P&O Ferries and Norfolk Line both travel this route. The journey takes about eight hours. An alternative is to travel to Holyhead in Wales by Irish Ferries or by Stena Line. They both have fast ferries which only take about ninety minutes as well as conventional ferries which take about three hours.
Big Feet
Yes. It takes less than two hours.
dee
of course
wetdufflecoats
it takes 99minutes on the fast ferry crossing from Dun Laoighre or Dublin Ports see www.irishferries.com or www.stenaline.com for details of sailings cost etc..
dm_cork
Yes, but Dublin to one of the Welsh ports is probably faster.
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