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Tyn-y-Gongl to Dublin
Updated: 28 May 2026
The journey from Tyn-y-Gongl to Dublin involves traveling to the port of Holyhead on Anglesey. By car, it is a short 20-minute drive to the ferry terminal. By public transport, you can take a bus to Bangor and then a train to Holyhead. From Holyhead, you take a ferry across the Irish Sea to Dublin Port. This route is a primary link between North Wales and the capital of Ireland.
Total Distance: 15 km driving to port; 110 km ferry crossing.
Fastest Way
Driving to Holyhead and taking the fast ferry, taking about 4 hours total.
Cheapest Way
Booking a foot passenger ferry ticket in advance is the cheapest option.
Compare Tyn-y-Gongl to Dublin Routes
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| Duration | 20 mins | 3 hours 15 mins |
| Avg Price | 15-20 GBP fuel | 40-80 GBP |
| Operator | Personal Vehicle | Irish Ferries / Stena Line |
| Route | A5025 to A55, following signs for Holyhead Port. | Holyhead Port to Dublin Port. |
| Tip | Arrive at the port at least 60 minutes before departure. | Book your ferry ticket in advance to secure the best price. |
Travel Tips
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Ferry BookingBook your ferry ticket online to save money and time.
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PassportEnsure you have a valid passport for travel to Ireland.
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Port ArrivalArrive at Holyhead port well in advance of your ferry departure.
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CurrencyIreland uses the Euro; have some cash or a card ready.
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TransportUse the Dublin Bus or Luas tram system to get around the city.
Safety Tips
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Ferry SafetyFollow all safety instructions provided by the ferry crew.
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DrivingBe aware of driving on the left in Ireland.
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EmergencyDial 112 or 999 for emergency services in Ireland.
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Personal BelongingsKeep your passport and valuables secure at all times.
People Also Ask
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Is the ferry crossing rough?It can be, depending on the weather; check the forecast.
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How long is the ferry crossing?It takes between 2 and 3.5 hours depending on the vessel.
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Do I need a visa?Check the latest travel requirements for your nationality.
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Is Dublin expensive?It can be, especially for accommodation and dining.
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Can I take my car on the ferry?Yes, you can book a vehicle space on the ferry.
Quick Info
- From Tyn-y-Gongl, Wales, United Kingdom
- To Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
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Best Time to Travel
May to September for the best weather for ferry crossings and city exploration.
Things to Do in Dublin
1
Trinity College
Home to the Book of Kells and a beautiful historic campus.
2
Guinness Storehouse
A world-famous attraction detailing the history of the iconic stout.
3
St. Stephen's Green
A beautiful public park in the heart of the city.
4
Temple Bar
A lively area known for its pubs, music, and nightlife.
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