Dublin to Liverpool Ferry
Ferry Dublin to Liverpool: Service Update and Your Best Alternative Route
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The Dublin to Liverpool ferry service is no longer in operation. If you were searching for a ferry from Dublin to Liverpool, Ireland to United Kingdom travel remains straightforward via a different port — we recommend the Dublin to Holyhead ferry as the closest and most convenient alternative, offering multiple daily sailings and excellent road and rail connections onward to Liverpool and the rest of the UK. Travellers researching a ferry Dublin to Liverpool can typically reach Liverpool in under two hours by road or rail from Holyhead, making the switch straightforward.
Dublin to Liverpool Ferry Schedule
As there are no current sailings on this route we cannot show ferry schedules at this present time.
Ticket Prices & Booking Tips
As there are no sailings on this route at the moment we cannot show current prices. Please see the alternate routes for a different way to reach your destination and check back once this route is back in operation.
Ferries from Dublin to Liverpool
Dublin to Liverpool Ferry - FAQs
This route is no longer in operation, so there's no current crossing time to report. If you're planning a similar journey, the Dublin to Holyhead ferry takes approximately 2 hours as a fast craft crossing, or around 3.5 hours on a standard ferry.
As the Dublin to Liverpool ferry is no longer running, we can't display current prices for this route. Fares on the Dublin to Holyhead ferry typically start from around £25 for foot passengers, varying by season and how far in advance you book.
No operators currently run the Dublin to Liverpool ferry. The Dublin to Holyhead route is operated by Irish Ferries and Stena Line, together offering multiple daily sailings.
You can book your ferry quickly and securely via Openferry. Our platform compares live prices and schedules across all operators, allowing you to secure an instant e-ticket without the hassle of port queues.
Most ferries on the Dublin to Liverpool route welcome foot passengers. Availability can change by season, so we recommend confirming and booking your spot in advance.
In most cases, yes. Vehicle spaces are limited and often sell out during peak travel periods, so early reservation is highly recommended.
Some operators are pet-friendly. You may be required to keep your pet in your vehicle or a designated kennel area. Ensure you have a valid pet passport or any required health documentation ready for check-in.
