Ferry Prices For Ireland

slinky.kate | 14:33 Thu 03rd Sep 2015 | ChatterBank

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the cheapest I can see for over xmas is over £300.surely that cant be right

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Despite my suspicion that there would be massively higher prices around Christmas time, that doesn't seem to be the case. The cheapest one-way crossing between Cairnryan and Belfast, throughout the whole of December, is £135, meaning that you can never get a return fare below £270. On the dates that you're seeking, you can get £135 outbound but only by...

14:58 Fri 04th Sep 2015

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The reason that Caledonian MacBrayne offers discounts to Blue Card holders (whereas other operators don't) is that CalMac gets £95 million per year in subsidies from the Scottish Government, which insists upon discounts being given to those with mobility problems. All of the UK-Ireland ferry operators have to run a normal commercial service.

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