Is there another way to get from UK to Ireland other than plane?

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Josh T

Ferries, from Holyhead & Swansea to Dublin and Cork (Southern Ireland/Eire) or Stranraer to Belfast (Northern Ireland).

The ferries are VERY cheap compared to flying, and you can get drunk in the on-board bar, play the arcades or buy some useless tat in the shop.

naturist

Swimming is always a possibility but it might be just a little bit chilly at this time of year. After all, swimming is supposed to be the best form of exercise, and look at all the money you will save! You would be able to pay for a really good cure for hypothermia.

By ferry my friend.
Checkout www.irishferries.com or wwwdirectferries.co.uk or www.stenaline.com or www.ferries-to-ireland.co.uk
Have a gr8 time

nectar_pepsi

You can get ferries from Fishguard, Holyhead and Liverpool. You can also get ferries from Scotland to Northern Ireland, and then get a train or drive from Northern Ireland to the republic.

Mephistopheles

Yes there are several Ferry routes - it depends on which part of Ireland you wish to travel to - Northern Ireland or Eire???

jed slade

Irish ferries

Dellboy from UK

boat or swim

Stephen M

yes you can get the ferry.

several ways. can go from fishguard (South wales) to rosslare (southern Ireland); Holyhead (North wales) to dublin; Stranraer to Belfast or Swansea to Cork

idac123

Try swimming but be aware it will be cold

Top Gear Fan!

Ferry

black snowflake

Try www.ferry-to-ireland.co.uk

HELEN

yeah,by ferry,cheaper too

Solusia

Ferry. go to Google to find details

shane c

By ferry from Wales.Go to google or Ask Jeeves.

Barbie V

you can go by ferry

Fran

You can get a Ferry.

www.StenaLine.co.uk

Paul

By Ferry, the major operators are Stena Line from Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire or Dublin, and from Fishguard to Rosslare. Irish Ferries run sailings from Holyhead to Dublin or Pembroke to Rosslare. There are other ferries I believe, including P&O Irish Sea, but i cannot be certain. I Hope this is helpful

little nell

Ferry. Plenty of choice of departure from ports on the west coast of England and Scotland.

Gem*

Ferry.

Muted Prophet

You can either take a ferry on over, or take a cruise over.

I have provided you with a site that will give your information on what ferry options you have depending on what city you are departing from in the UK, and where you hope to arrive at in Ireland.

Have fun!

Wulff1e

Fly low on a hovercraft, get a boat or try swimming, failing that you need to fly

TOBY D

THe Ferry, but it's horrible - if you can fly, do that, the ferry is really bad.

nenebelle

You can go by ferry or by Coach, visit www.nationalexpress.co.uk

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