Liverpool to Dublin by train
Travel from Liverpool (United Kingdom) to Dublin (Ireland) by train (219km): schedule and information to the train connection. Compare fares and buy your ticket.
To travel by train and ferry from Liverpool in the United Kingdom to Dublin in Ireland, please read the following information.
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219 km
How to use the following information: we show you the best routes and where to buy tickets. On longer routes you may need more than one ticket. Book your tickets step by step as explained. If you have questions about the route from Liverpool to Dublin, please ask in our forum. Of course, sometimes there are as well other travel routes possible.
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1a Travelling from Liverpool (United Kingdom) to Dublin (Ireland)
Travel from Liverpool to Dublin by direct ferry. The journey time is eight hours. The ferry fares start from 28 EUR. Stenaline offers 2 and 4-bed cabins to sleep and as well a restaurant on board for which you can book meals in advance.
To get to the Stenaline ferry terminal, use the train connection from "Liverpool Central Railway Station" to "Birkenhead Hamilton Square Railway". From there it is a walk of 10 minutes.
At Dublin port leave the ferry terminal and use the bus of "Morton" to get to the city center and the railway stations. The bus leaves when the foot passengers left the ferry.
- to the railway station "Dublin Connolly" (trains to Belfast, Wexford, Wicklow): 3,50 EUR, 15 minutes.
- to the railway station "Dublin Heuston" (trains to Cork, Galway, Limerick, Tralee): 4,50 EUR, 40 minutes.
If you travel by train in Great Britain or want to continue your journey by train from Dublin to another destination in Ireland, the "SailRail" tickets (combination of train and ferry) might be a good choice. You have to use the ferry connection via Holyhead, for example from Liverpool or Manchester via Holyhead to Dublin for just 41 GBP. These "SailRail" tickets are also available on the websites of the ferry companies.
Find the exact ferry schedules and buy your ticket via the given booking links.
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Eurail: if you want to travel this route by Eurail instead of train tickets, have a look here for reservation fees and further information.
