The route

Find all the information for your ferry from Liverpool Birkenhead to Dublin with ferry booking platform by NetFerry. Our pages provide you with all the information on your trip to Dublin from Liverpool Birkenhead including prices, schedules and travel times.

The link between Liverpool Birkenhead and Dublin is served by the sailing company Stena who provide availability for 4 sailings per week with mainly afternoon departures and crossing times shorter than 8 hours 30 minutes. Ships that operate this crossing allow both vehicles and foot passengers. Various services and accommodation are available to provide you with comfort on board. You can enjoy a meal at the self service restaurant or in your cabin.

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Ferry Operators

• STENA

  4 weekly sailings

  Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes

  Stena Estrid

LIVERPOOL BIRKENHEAD DUBLIN offers

STENA

Port of Liverpool Birkenhead

Birkenhead is a town located on a peninsula opposite the city of Liverpool, in north-west England. There is a famous ferry across the River Mersey, linking Birkenhead and Liverpool. Passenger ferries for Belfast in Northern Ireland, leave from Birkenhead. At the ferry terminal, there are plenty of facilities including ticket & reservation office, toilets, baby changing facilities, refreshment area, a pay and display car park, payphones, disability assistance and free Wi‐Fi.  How to get to Liverpool - Birkenhead terminal By train from Liverpool, take the train from Lime Street Station ... [More information]

Address: 12 Quays Terminal, Tower Road, Birkenhead, CH41 1FE

Directions: Google Map @ Liverpool Birkenhead, port

Guide of Dublin

Dublin is a small capital, with wonders to be discovered in every corner, located on the east coast of Ireland, it unites the ancient and the modern, giving life to a culturally stimulating atmosphere. A breif history of Dublin  The presence of megalithic monuments proves that the Dublin area was already inhabited in the Neolithic period. In this period stone monuments were erected at this site to revere the souls of the dead. In the 6th century, the Celts arrived from Continental Europe and divided the territory into 150 kingdoms, each with its own king. The city of Dublin was known as B... [More information]