Q&A: if you catch a ferry from south wales to south ireland?
Question by starlemming: if you catch a ferry from south wales to south ireland?
my family are going to south wales on holiday and we are near a ferry port. do we need a passport to go to southern ireland as it isnt part of the uk. thankx in advance.
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Answer by BigMac
the answer is no but you do need some form of photo I.d with you just to prove who you are .
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You have an immediate problem, the ferry services are biased towards Irish clientel, thus the sailings to Ireland are not conducive to British day-trippers.
Two sailings a day @ 0245 & 1430 from Pembroke to Cork
Two sailings a day @ 0245 & 1430 from Fishgaurd to Rosslere
There is a “fastcraft service from Fishgaurd @ 1130 each day but that only gives you 90 minutes in Ireland.
no you dont but you need some ID just like a buss pass or something, ive done that loads of times, from holyhead to dublin