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Ferries to and from Rosslare

Onboard the Irish Ferries Oscar Wilde vessel you will find a selection of cabins and suites, a waiter-service restaurant, entertainment lounge, brasserie, bar and lounge areas, a piano bar, 2 cinemas, children's play areas, a steakhouse and extensive shopping facilities. Free WiFi is also available to all passengers.

Stena Line operates conventional cruise ferries on most of its UK based routes, which have many facilities including lounges, play areas, shops, Wi-Fi access, bars, cafés and a restaurant as well as a choice of comfortable en-suite cabins.

Rosslare port facilities

Rosslare ferry port offers a full range of services and facilities. In the Terminal building, you will find check-in areas, children's play-area, baby-changing facilities, car rental, shops, bureau de change, immigration facilities, lounges, toilets, a restaurant and the Waterfront Bar.

Getting to Rosslare

The operator Bus Eireann runs a bus service to and from Rosslare Harbour. Irish Rail operates a train service to and from Rosslare Europort. The motorway N25 links Waterford directly to Rosslare.

From Kilkenny, take the motorway N10/Ring Road; at the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Bennettsbridge Road/R700, then after 14 Km turn left at Lady's Well St/R700, turn right at N9/Newtown Terrace, then turn right at Logan's St/N9 and turn left at R700/The Quay, turn right and follow Dangan Terrace/R700 for 21 Km, at the junction with the N30, turn right and after 0.7 Km turn left and stay on it for another 3.4 Km; then turn left at the N25 junction and continue for the last 47 Km toward Rosslare.

From Dublin, take the motorway M50 South, continue on the M11 and N11; take the exit; at the roundabout take the 2nd exit, at the next roundabout take the 1st exit onto Arklow Rd that continues as Main St; turn left at the R741/The Ave and continue for 42 Km; turn left at Commercial Quay/R730, then at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto the N25, after 7 Km turn left at R740 and continue the last 4 km toward Rosslare.

About Rosslare

In Ireland, Rosslare is known as the "Sunny South-East". Every year it receives 300 hours more sunshine than anywhere else in Ireland, making Rosslare into a top tourist destination.

Furthermore, the sandy beach in Rosslare is a Blue Flag beach and that attracts families, swimmers and surfers alike. If you like playing golf, then near Rosslare, there are many golf courses including the New Ross Golf Club, a fine 18 hole parkland course, which is well worth a few hours play. In the town centre there are good hotels, restaurants and bars.

It is also worth exploring Rosslare's beautiful countryside with all the parks, fascinating villages and amazing views, which are hard to forget.

There are many places and villages to visit around Rosslare, like the Yola Farmstead Folk Park; Kilmore Quay (picturesque fishing village); Ballinskar, a village in which Spielberg shot some battle scenes for the film 'Saving Private Ryan'; and The Irish National Heritage Park where you will find audio-visual guided or self guided walks, which illustrate history from the Stone Age up to the early Norman Period.

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