Dublin - Mostyn Ferries

Dublin port is the principal port of the Republic of Ireland and also the country?s busiest passenger ferry port with up to 18 sailings daily to the UK and the continent. Terminal buildings and ferries are of the highest standard in the industry. Over 130 million was invested in the creation of prime facilities in the port.

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P&O Irish Sea Ferries provide a connection from Mostyn to Dublin. Running from Dublin to Mostyn in North Wales, within 50kms of Chester and with easy access to the M56 motorway. Crossings take place on the European Ambassador with a journey time of six hours. A conventional ferry, the European Envoy, takes 7 hours, 30 minutes. The ferry company keeps guests busy with a variety of good cabaret acts, live music and wild disco shows. There are also new films shown in their cinemas and guests can gamble in the brightly-lit casinos. Children can enjoy playrooms and games.

Stena Line Ferry also plys the route between Dublin and Mostyn. The company offers Europe's most comprehensive route network and is the market leader on many routes. Altogether, Stena Line Ferry operates 17 routes around UK and Scandinavia.

The port of Mostyn in the British Isles is not very well known, despite being quite busy. It is one of the UK?s oldest ferry ports. However, it has recently undergone modernisation, transforming the port?s infrastructure. P&O Ferries invested £3.5 million into the new Mostyn ferry port terminal.