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Sea Ireland is well served by car & passenger ferry ports both north and south, with modern vessels sailing direct to and from both the continent (France) and the UK (Scotland England & Wales). The main Northern Ireland ports are Belfast and Larne both of which operate high speed ferries to and from Scotland Belfast also operates a conventional ferry service to Liverpool in the North of England. A further service is operated from Belfast to the Isle of Man during the summer months. Connection to and from the south of Ireland are from Dun Laoghaire, Cork, and Rosslare, all offering various crossings at different times of the year for full details of these check out the relevant Ferry Companies in the table below.
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| Northern Ireland | |
| Sailing Route | Operator |
| Stranraer (Scotland) - Belfast | SeaCat Scotland |
| Stranraer (Scotland) - Belfast | Stena Sealink |
| Cairnryan (Scotland)- Larne | P&O European Ferries |
| Liverpool (UK)- Belfast | Norsemerchant |
| Southern Ireland | |
| Holyhead (Wales) - Dun Laoghaire | Stena Sealink |
| Fishguard (Wales) - Rosslare | Stena Sealink |
| Swansea (Wales) - Cork | Swansea Cork Ferries |
| Pembroke (Wales) - Rosslare | Irish Ferries |
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