In 1968, Irish Continental Group (ICG) started its journey with a simple boat trip from Roslare to Le Harve. This service was all about connecting people and places, using ships named Dragon and Leopard

The Fleet: A Blend of Comfort and Technology
The Irish Ferries fleet, featuring vessels like the ‘Ulysses’ and ‘W.B. Yeats’, represent Irish hospitality on the sea. Designed for utmost comfort and efficiency, these ships are floating hotels. Among the newest additions to their lineup are the Isle of Innisfree and Isle of Inisheer, which continue the tradition of offering luxurious amenities to ensure a pleasant journey for all passengers, whether on a short hop to the UK or a longer voyage to France.

Routes: Connecting Hearts and Harbors
The company’s routes are very comfortable for example, people that dont like travel by planes or just entusiasts. The popular Dublin-Holyhead and Rosslare-Pembroke routes offer frequent and reliable services, making sea travel a convenient option for both tourists and freight operators. The Dublin -Cherbourg route opens the gate to Europe, offering a unique travel experience through the Celtic and Irish Seas into the heart of France. Irish Ferries also offers service from the UK to France on the Dover-Calais route.