This company can do so much better. I have taken ferries to many destinations in Europe. Dog policy: For some ridiculous reason dogs must be kept in cages or down in the car without the ability to visit them. Even on short crossing that last 1 hour. When I took Scandlines from Germany to Denmark, my dog was allowed to enter the passenger deck, all I need was keeping her with a leash. If there are certain concerns of a dog biting a child than they could ask for a mouth gag as a condition to come aboard the passenger deck. It feels like they are doing me a big favor for allowing the dog aboard. The ferry ticket was quite pricey! more than 300 euros to get from Holyhead to Dublin and back with a car, and that was booked in advance. I don't see any advantage in booking early. This was the price for November... I wonder what they charge for the busier times of the year. read more

This has a mini cruise like feel, it's cool place to hang for your two hour trip to Ireland, employees and staff don't care for Americans lol that's just my thoughts. They serve food and beer and have a gift shop located inside. The reason I feel they do t care for Americans is we were 5 minutes late for boarding. They stated that we needed to be checked in 30min prior, we were 5 min late no one helped or instructed or told use we had to check in 30 min before boarding. So we had to wait 3 hours for next ferry. When we did get on they were letting people check in 10 to 15 min before wtf shady shady. Oh and not to mention when we did get on the boat the currency exchange located inside the boat said I had to wait a few because she was not ready, so I respectfully said I would be back. My wife said when I walked away she took the next guy in line. When I did exchange my money she looked at the new $100 dollar bill as asked if these were new, I said yes and she inspected very carefully marked it with a marker but it under the light and then said she can't take single large bills I shook my head lol read more

Irish Ferries - Inside the ferry mini cruise line feel - Dublin, D