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Fast Ferry operator of services between Troon and Belfast, Heysham and Belfast and The Isle of Man and Belfast. Bookings for all our services may be made through your local travel agent by calling: (08705) 523523 (UK), (1800) 551743 (IRE), (+44) 2890329461 (elsewhere)...

Norse Merchant Ferries offers passengers over 40 sailings per week between Britain and Ireland, with services from Liverpool to Belfast and Dublin. The Belfast Liverpool service operates overnight sailings every night and day time sailings every Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday.

Night cruiser fares on this service include a four-course evening meal, ensuite cabin and a full breakfast. Day breaker fares include a three course lunch and an afternoon snack.

The Dublin-Liverpool r...

Sea Containers operate the widest range of ferry services on the Irish Sea, linking Ireland, England, Scotland and the Isle of Man. Since 1992, they have operated Seacats on all routes. Seacats are car-carrying catamarans and are twice as fast as conventional ferries. The Seacats have now been joined by a new fleet of fast ferries - the SuperSeacats. These ferries combine all the advantages of the Seacat with an even greater carrying capacity. In 1996, the company acquired the Isle of Man Steam...

P&O's Larne to Cairnryan route is the shortest and fastest way to cross the Irish Sea. Take your pick between the state-of-the-art Jetliner which speeds between Larne and Cairnryan in just one hour or go for the more traditional comforts of the 'Pride of Rathlin'. Whichever you choose, you'll find a convenient choice of daily sailings each way, and some fantastic bargains.

Crossing time: 1 hour on the Superstar Express fast ferry with up to 5 sailings daily. 105 minutes on the European...

Stena Line is an international transport and travel service company and is one of the world's largest ferry operators. It offers a number of services between mainland Britain and Ireland. Routes available include Belfast - Stranraer, Rosslare - Fishguard, Dun Laoghaire - Holyhead, and Dublin - Holyhead....

Sea Containers operate the widest range of ferry services on the Irish Sea, linking Ireland, England, Scotland and the Isle of Man. Since 1992, they have operated Seacats on all routes. Seacats are car-carrying catamarans and are twice as fast as conventional ferries. The Seacats have now been joined by a new fleet of fast ferries - the SuperSeacats. These ferries combine all the advantages of the Seacat with an even greater carrying capacity. In 1996, the company acquired the Isle of Man Steam...