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By Sea
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Fastnet Line This new ferry service
will save you or your clients 600km (375 miles)
driving on a round trip and connects the M4
Motorway in the UK directly to Cork on ireland's
South coast. The service will offer overnight
sailing 6 nights a week (Tuesday, Thursday &
Saturday from Cork and Wednesday, Friday & Sunday
from Swansea) departing at 21:00 and arriving at
7:00 the next morning. Additional sailings will be
added in the high season. |
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Norse Merchant Ferries offer passengers
sailings each week between Belfast, Dublin and
Birkenhead - Port of Liverpool, with modern
vessels providing comfort and reliability all year
round. With our Landbridge fare passengers can
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Before you
go… think P&O!
With an unbeatable choice of unique services
between Ireland, Britain and the Continent.
As well as three direct routes between Britain &
Ireland we have a choice of through routes, to the
continent. so you can enjoy all the flexibility
our truly comprehensive network can offer. |
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Celtic Link Ferries- The Real Low Fares
Ferry
Celtic Link Ferries is
a passenger service operating between Rosslare and
Cherbourg. Celtic Link Ferries is the least
expensive way of getting between Ireland and
continental Europe and is ideally suited for
campers and caravanners. The Norman Voyager boasts
state-of-the-art onboard facilities such as a
cinema and also a fully stocked bar and
restaurant. |
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Our Cork
to Roscoff route is the fastest sailing from
Ireland to France taking just 13 ½ hours
and operating on a convenient weekend schedule.
Travel in luxury on our flag ship "Pont-Aven" and
enjoy state-of-the-art facilities and superbly
appointed cabins normally only found on cruise
ships. |
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Ireland’s largest ferry company Irish Ferries -
operating ferries between Ireland and Britain and
a car ferry between Ireland and France. |
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Stena Line
has the widest ferry route network across Europe
to and from the
UK, Ireland, Holland, Scotland and Wales |
By Air
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Aer Lingus:
www.aerlingus.ie
Ryan Air:
www.ryanair.com
Aer Arann
:
www.aerarann.com
BMI Baby
:
www.bmibaby.com
Flybe : www.flybe.com
British Midland:
www.britishmidland.com
British Airways:
www.britishairways.com
EasyJet:
www.easyjet.com
Air Wales
:
www.airwales.com
Thomsonfly
:
www.thomsonfly.com
Flywest
:
www.flywest.fr
German Wings
:
www.germanwings.de
Czech Airlines
:
www.czechairlines.com
Airports
Dublin International Airport
10 km north of city centre (bus link)
Wicklow Mountains (start 20km south)
Boyne Valley (30km north)
Waterford Airport
10km south of town.
Wexford 45km east
Cork Airport
5km south of city centre
Blarney 12 km, Youghal 50km east, Kinsale18km
south
Kerry Airport (Farrenfore)
Killarney 12k south, Ring of Kerry - starts within
15km, west Tralee 16km north,
Dingle Town 57km west
Shannon Airport
Limerick 20km east, Ennis 18km north, Doolin 56km
Galway Airport
8km east of city, Aran Islands boats from Galway
Connemara begins 30km west, Cong 50km north
Knock International Airport
nearest town Charlestown 7km north, Castlebar
58km, Westport 75km, Ballina 49km
Sligo Airport (Strandhill)
8km west of town. Frequent bus service.
Leitrim Glens and Lakes start 20km east,
Ballyshannon 42km north, Bundoran 51km north
Donegal Airport (Carrickfinn)
Dungloe (nearest town) 20km. In middle of Rosses/Gweedore
area.
Mount Errigal 18km, Glenveagh National Park
entrance 35km
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Information on
Bus Éireann services is available in English,
French, German, Italian, Spanish and Polish
languages. |
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Irish Rail
- Iarnród Éireann is Irelands rail network. Use
the website to buy train tickets, reserve seats,
check train times, destinations, etc |
By Car
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Travelling throughout Ireland by car gives you
tremendous freedom and you can see very remote
spots that public transport doesn’t permit. It
there are four of you, it is a good idea to hire a
car for a least a week as it is fairly economical
and the road system is fairly good.
To hire a car drivers must be over 23 years old
and have had a licence for at least two years. A
good hire car company is
Irish Car Rentals Use Link from home page
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