Hibernia Line Ferries

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About Hibernia Line

Hibernia Line is an Irish Ferry company that operates ferries to and from France and Ireland. There are approximately 2 sailings per week operating throughout the year. The longest crossing is 24 hours 30 minutes from Boulogne-sur-Mer to Cork, the shortest crossing is 21 hours 30 minutes from Boulogne-sur-Mer to Cork. The earliest crossing is at 13:30 from Boulogne-sur-Mer to Cork and the latest is at 22:00 from Boulogne-sur-Mer to Cork. €150.00 is the cheapest price for a Hibernia Line booking this month.

Essential informationHibernia Line
Average price€381
Car booking price€359
Foot passenger price€145
Average sailing duration23 hours 30 minutes
Number of routes2
Number of ships2

*Prices are subject to change, based on current availability. Last updated on 19 September 2026

Hibernia Line
NationalityIrish
HeadquartersCork, Ireland
Ownership TypePrivately owned
Foundation Date2024

Departure Board for Hibernia Line

Monday 21 September 2026

Departure TimeRouteSeller

13:30

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21:00

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21:30

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Latest Ticket Prices for Hibernia Line

Thu, 24 Sept, 22:00
Hibernia Line
€421.00
Fri, 25 Sept, 21:00
Hibernia Line
€421.00
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Fri, 25 Sept, 21:30
Hibernia Line
€401.00

Hibernia Line History

Hibernia Line is an Irish ferry company that launched its first ferry service in 2026. The company announced its new direct route between Ringaskiddy in Cork and Boulogne-sur-Mer in northern France in May 2026, with services beginning the following month.

The route was introduced for both passenger and freight travel, creating a new direct ferry connection between Ireland and mainland Europe. Hibernia Line began operating the service with two vessels, St Patrick and MV Akka.

Hibernia Line Sustainability

Hibernia Line aims to reduce the environmental impact of transport between Ireland and mainland Europe by providing a direct sea connection between Cork and Boulogne-sur-Mer.

For freight traffic, the direct route can help reduce the amount of road travel required compared with journeys using the UK landbridge or ports further west in France. By reducing road mileage, Hibernia Line aims to support more efficient supply chains and lower associated road transport emissions.

Hibernia Line also operates within European and international regulations designed to reduce the environmental impact of shipping, including requirements relating to vessel emissions and the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS).

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