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Ferries to Dublin
- Thread starter Bluebee2
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jimharri
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Try P&O or irish Ferries.
Cheers, I have P&O £69 ew at the moment, was looking for some info on what prices Blues travelling over regular pay and which route is best maybe.jimharri said:Try P&O or irish Ferries.
johnmc
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Is that for a foot passenger??
You arent looking at taking a car are you?
You arent looking at taking a car are you?
johnmc
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Bluebee2 said:Foot passengers mate, no point in taking the car with all that booze about.
Well I thought that but I didnt think it was that expensive without the car. Thought it was less than £30.
harry the plumber
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Theres a few on here who know a trawler captain up in Scotland.
He couldn`t make the Faroes but Ireland might be in his sights.
He couldn`t make the Faroes but Ireland might be in his sights.
CarlowBlue
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if you can your better off going from Holyhead with either Stena or Irish Ferries the Liverpool ferry can be a nightmare
Eccles Blue
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CarlowBlue said:if you can your better off going from Holyhead with either Stena or Irish Ferries the Liverpool ferry can be a nightmare
Beat me to it Carlow Blue, I always travel Holyhead when I go to Ireland.
harry the plumber said:Theres a few on here who know a trawler captain up in Scotland.
He couldn`t make the Faroes but Ireland might be in his sights.
Already been investigating....
You could actually board a canal barge on Joe Mercer Way, sail to Salford Quays, then board a small boat down the ship canal to Liverpool, then straight over the Irish Sea. Anyone know if the stadium.is adjacent to water? EDIT: get in, its just by the open sea! :o)