Dublin to Liverpool ferries are run by one of Europe’s leading ferry operators, P&O Irish Sea. Freight ferries to Liverpool sail from Terminal 3 at Dublin Port and take eight hours to reach Liverpool’s Gladstone Dock. From Tuesday to Saturday there are two daily sailings, one in the morning and one at night. On Sundays and Mondays only the night boats operate.

This ferry service is one of the fastest and most comfortable routes from southern Ireland to northwest England. Freight ferries to Liverpool offer an alternative to taking the Norfolkline Irish Sea ferry that runs between Dublin and Birkenhead, on the opposite bank of the River Mersey.

Passengers can book freight ferries to Liverpool online or by phone at +44 871 6644777. Advance reservations can garner additional savings. There is a supplementary charge for reservations made by phone. Drivers are advised to check in 90 minutes before scheduled departure times.

Freight ferries to Liverpool employ modern stabilising equipment which gives great passenger comfort. Booking a cabin, especially on the night crossing adds a further sense of well-being. All vessels offer spacious passenger seating, a bar, a restaurant and the well stocked SeaShop. Some fares on this route gain complimentary meals.

Gladstone Dock is in the Bootle area of Liverpool and just a short journey on the A565 from the city centre and its wonderful attractions. The Albert Dock’s eclectic museums, pubs and eateries, the landmark Royal Liver Building and the Cavern are all within reach. The M62, M53 and M57 motorways branch out from Liverpool and provide links to North Wales and Manchester.

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