Manchester to Liverpool
Train with Northern, TransPennine Express
- Getting there and waiting
- 15m to 30m
Journey plan
Manchester to Dublin on 31 October 2026
Train with Northern, TransPennine Express
Safe change through the port: the leg before can run 20 min long and 60 min are counted for the change.
Ferry with P&O Ferries
Into the city from Dublin: local buses, a train, taxi; the fare is fixed. Airport page, read 19 Sept
Under Common Travel Area rules a British national needs no visa or residency permit to live, work or study in Ireland; see source.
SourceA British national is not legally required to show a passport to enter Ireland, but one is useful to prove identity; see source.
SourceFerries and airlines may ask for identification; check your carrier’s conditions of travel, see source.
SourceThe Schengen rules for a British passport do not apply to travel to Ireland; see source.
Sourcehttps://protravelnet.com/en/journey/plan?from=Manchester&to=Dublin&option=2&vd=2026-10-19&v=net-228abc86fbe813c9&s=34245f67a30500d4
Future schedules can change before 31 October 2026.
Travel intervals include uncertainty but cannot guarantee connections.
Operator baggage rules depend on the fare and ticket conditions.
Visa, document and customs requirements can change.
Times are typical ranges from published timetables and distance, not live departures. Nothing is booked here.
The first leg is booked on the operator’s own site