This company's routes are to Dun Laoghaire and Dublin from Holyhead, Rosslare from Fishguard, Belfast from Stranraer and Larne from Fleetwood. Stenaline ocasionally has special offers, such as "students travel free. Fares are divided into economy, flexi and premium. Economy tickets are cheapest but do not permit refunds in case of cancellation or free date changes. As of September 2010, a return fare to Rosslare from Fishguard in low season (all year apart, from July and August) on Mondays costs 183euro (USD $236) for one motorist with a car.
Sailing into Cork from Roscoff in Brittany, France, Brittany Ferries takes only fourteen hours to complete the journey. As of September 2010, they were offering one way fares for four people in a car for 69euro (USD $89) per person. Special offers are on their website and booking early may be cheaper.
Sailing to Dublin from Liverpool with P&O costs 80euro (USD $103) for a car and driver, one-way, as of September 2010. This rate was only available online.
To get the cheapest tickets on Irish Ferries, book online more than 28 days prior to sailing. Fares are lower midweek. As of September 2010, Irish Ferries were offering an 80euro (USD $103) one-way car and motorist fare to Dublin or Rosslare from Wales.
As of September 2010, this Cork to Swansea Ferry company offered high and season sailings from 99euro (USD $127) one way for a car and motorist.
In September 2010, the return fare for a motorist and a car cost 219euro ($282) from Cherbourg to Rosslare with Celtic Link.
Running from Liverpool to Belfast or Dublin, Norfolk Line Ferries offer an online 95euro ($123) deal one-way for a motorist and car as of September 2010. (See Resource Three)
