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cheapest travel from dublin to london
Wed, 05/12/2010 - 03:44
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we are traveling from dublin to london on thursday may 20th and were wondering the cheapest way to travel and where we would buy the ticket?

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Wed, 05/12/2010 - 09:49
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Ryan Air is probably cheapest and fastest. Buy your ticket on-line from their site: http://www.ryanair.c… There may be other low fare airlines that fly this route. Look for them at www.whichbudget.com and check our “cheap flights” forum.

Fri, 05/21/2010 - 16:20
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Is there anything special about the Dublin to Holyhead ferry that makes it a must?

If not then I guess we too will just use RyanAir to go Dublin to London. Or Aer Lingus.

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Sat, 05/22/2010 - 01:05
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Is there anything special about the Dublin to Holyhead ferry that makes it a must?
IMO, no. The hover craft ferries are pretty much giant metal tubes. There’s really nothing to see and it’s too cold and windy to be outside. It’s pretty much like being on a jumbo jet that’s wide enough to have an on-board food court with McDonalds and a giant duty free shop in the center aisle. It’s been a decade since I took it, but at that time, the train to Holyhead was definitely something to avoid.