Dublin Ferry Port Information
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.
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Departure Board for Dublin
Tuesday, 24 February 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dublin
Frequently Asked Questions About Dublin
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What are the check-in times for Stena Line ferries from Holyhead to Dublin and Dublin to Holyhead?
What are the check-in times for Irish Ferries from Dublin to Holyhead and Holyhead to Dublin?
What are the check-in times for Isle of Man Steam Packet ferries from Dublin?
What are the check-in times for Irish Ferries from Dublin to Cherbourg and Cherbourg to Dublin?
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Port Terminals For Dublin
Terminal 2
The check-in facilities for both foot passengers and vehicle passengers are situated within the same terminal at Dublin Port. Vehicle passengers may proceed directly to the external check-in booth, while foot passengers must enter the terminal building for check-in. From here, they will be transported onboard by bus.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Motorcycle, Van (passenger), Standard Car, Bicycle
Terminal 1 (Vehicle Access)
Vehicles: Drivers follow signs to the vehicle check-in area, which is separate from the foot passenger terminal.
Modes of Transport: Motorcycle, Standard Car, Van (passenger)
Terminal 1 (Foot Passenger)
Foot Passengers: Check-in at the ferry terminal building. There is a public bus service (Route 53) that operates from Talbot Street in Dublin city centre to the terminal.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Bicycle
Dublin Ships
Reviews For Dublin
Cabin was spacious, clean and…
Cabin was spacious, clean and adequate for our needs but quite confusing that we had to find our cabin first then go back in ourselves to reception to pick up door key. I have reduced mobility and so had to stand around waiting for my husband to go back down to reception to pick up.
The ferry left Holyhead slightly ahead of time which was good and arrived in Dublin exactly in time.
We didn’t really interact with staff so cannot comment either positively or negatively there.
The duty free shop was close by which was handy and well stocked.
The boat was a little old but very clean and tidy.
I would say that this trip was good value for money.
I missed my ferry on…
I missed my ferry on Saturday 31 January bcs it was rescheduled for an earlier departure and I didn't reicive any notifications from Afery or irish ferries. I had to stay 2 nights in a hotel in Cherbourg and now my departure is foreseen for monday 2nd February. Who gonna pay me the lost time for 2 days and hotel accommodation for 2 nights??
Everything was fine except the…
Everything was fine except the time was changed twice