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* Selected Bars and Restaurants maybe closed at certain times of the year. View deck plan (PDF) The On Board Experience Die Epsilon, die jüngste Ergänzung der Flotte, bietet einen Service der Economy-Klasse auf den Strecken von Holyhead nach Dublin und von Cherbourg nach Dublin. Mit kostenlosem Wifi, einer Bar / Lounge, einem Restaurant und komfortablen 2-und 4-Bett-Kabinen -alle mit Fernseher Einrichtungen an Bord Erkunden Sie die Epsilon Die Epsilon, die jüngste Ergänzung der Flotte, bietet e...

Welcome Onboard Enjoy our light bites or hearty hot dishes Serving freshly made sandwiches, pastries, hot and cold beverages freshly made for you.View our Menus Club Class - Relax and Recharge Upgrade, for a supplement, to our luxurious Club Class Loungeand make your journey even more comfortable. Enjoy magnificent sea views and a host of super benefits! Check-in or upgrade at the Club Class Lounge on Deck 9 Take a moment to treat yourself Make use of your duty free allowances (Irish Sea only) ...

Take your car to Ireland Book Now HowthCentered around a beautiful harbour, Howth - historically a fishing village - is one of Dublin’s most scenic villages. Howth is a haven for foodies with fresh seafood and traditional fish and chips in most restaurants. For those looking to do something different during a city-break, the combination of Howth Head, the harbour and the peninsula makes the village a one-stop shop for outdoor adventure activities within half an hour of Dublin city centre. Malah...

Take your car to Ireland Book Now NATIONAL MUSEUM DUBLINJourney back in time to 7000BC and discover Ireland’s fascinating history through an enchanting collection of artefacts, treasures and art. Feast your eyes on the finest collection of prehistoric gold artefacts in Europe and learn about the enlightened Celts who enjoyed a progressive egalitarian society. Don’t miss the Kingship and Sacrifice exhibition, featuring perfectly preserved bog bodies with haunting facial expressions frozen in tim...

Take your car to Ireland Book Now GlendaloughDiscover the valley of Glendalough amidst the purple mountains and rolling boglands of the Wicklow Mountains National Park. Once the solitary retreat of St. Kevin in the 6th century, this spiritual site expanded into a cathedral, six churches and a round tower. Viking and Norman invasions have left their mark, reducing these iconic buildings to ruins but the round tower still stands tall. Lace up your walking shoes and ramble around Glendalough’s twi...

Take your car to Ireland Book Now Bram Stoker FestivalInspired by the heritage of Dublin-born Gothic author Bram Stoker and his notorious novel Dracula, Dublin's Dark Side comes alive at the Bram Stoker Festival. Join in as the festival infiltrates the very crevices of the city, awakening the dormant gothic that sleeps in the heart of Dublin with a devilish mixture of family fun, adventurous arts, major installations, literature, drama and the unexpected. This spooktacular festival has plenty t...

Getting AroundEven if you’ve brought your car on the ferry to Dublin, you’ll probably end up using the extensive public transport network at some point during your stay. Locals and visitors alike use the train (DART,) the tram (the Luas,) and Dublin Bus to get most places within the city. Each has their own app with updated timetables, downloadable. from both Apple and Android app stores. This way, the city is navigable and accessible to even the most “directionally challenged” among us!Leap Ca...

Take your car to Ireland Book Now DAY 3 Letterkenny to Bunbeg 171km (106 miles)A short drive from Letterkenny, Glenveagh National Park is not to be missed with its elegant castle, soaring golden eagles, and magnificent mountain landscape. Follow the coast road North to Rathmullan where the earls took flight in 1607. Continue to Fanad Head and Ballymastocker, one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Finally, swing south to Bunbeg and hop on a boat to Tory island to meet the ‘King of Tory’...

Take your car to Ireland Book Now Guinness StorehouseThe Guinness Storehouse located in the heart of the St James’s Gate Brewery – the Home of Guinness since 1759 - is Ireland’s number one International Visitor Attraction unfolding its tale of brewing and brand history stretching over 250 years and across seven floors shaped around a giant pint. The highlight for many visitors is the Gravity Bar, symbolically the ‘Head of the Pint”, where visitors can enjoy unparalleled panoramic views of Dubli...

Take your car to Ireland Book Now TRADITIONAL IRISH PUB Traditional Irish food – coddle and brown bread, bacon and cabbage, cockles and mussels and fish and chips - is being reinvented by Dublin’s chefs to bring these warming dishes upmarket and up to date for 21st century food lovers. Using high-grade ingredients and incorporating new techniques the dishes are getting an unmistakably modern twist while staying true to the humble heritage of the simple ingredients. TEMPLE BAR FOOD MARKET (STREE...