Ferries from Cherbourg to Dublin are operated by 1 ferry companies. Operators include Irish Ferries. There are currently 5 weekly sailings on this ferry route. The journey typically takes around 19 hours 45 minutes. The earliest departure is at 16:30 and the latest is at 19:30.
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The ferry journey from Cherbourg to Dublin is a relaxing and scenic way to travel between France and Ireland. Upon arrival in Dublin, Ireland’s vibrant capital city, you’ll be greeted by a blend of rich history and lively culture.
Explore iconic landmarks such as Trinity College and its famous Book of Kells, wander through the charming streets of Temple Bar, or enjoy a pint of Guinness in its birthplace. Dublin is also a gateway to Ireland’s stunning countryside, with its lush landscapes and quaint villages waiting to be discovered.

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Dublin Ferry Port is just two miles from the energetic capital of Ireland. Additionally, it is ideally situated in the middle of Ireland's rail and road system. The Dublin Port Tunnel offers easy access to the M50 and M1 motorways and is situated inside the port complex.
Cherbourg is one of the best-connected ferry ports in France and is a gateway to the beautiful Cotentin Peninsula. Cherbourg is ideal for visiting the Manche department of Normandy, Brittany and west France. This harbour town has an unmatched maritime heritage. It was one of the first locations the Titanic visited on its infamous voyage and was swiftly freed from Nazi rule following the Normandy Landings.
This port's facilities include payphones, tourist information, showers, disabled toilets in terminal and vehicle check-in lanes, wheelchairs available in case of emergency, disabled parking, shuttles connect the ferry terminal to the ship, including a bus equipped with a ramp for easy access for disabled pedestrians and the building itself is wheelchair-accessible with lift. There is also a brasserie-style restaurant that is open for arrivals and departures.

All is good with Irish Ferrys. Long delay of three hours but due to the weather and therefore not the ferrys fault
…just good
Everything is well organized