hi
how do i get to london victoria station by ferry or train: ?
any links or helpful sites i can buy tickets from ?
Adamstown to dublin heuston in ireland to london.
i understand there's a flat fee but i just keep running into crazy nags. please help

www.stenaline.ie/Ferry

www.directferries.ie

www.aferry.ie, I have taken a train once but that was from London to Galway, when we got to chester we went on the ferry and continued back on the train . you cant do without the ferry even when you get the bus

ATLgal:

hi
how do i get to london victoria station by ferry or train: ?
any links or helpful sites i can buy tickets from ? 
Adamstown to dublin heuston in ireland to london.
i understand there's a flat fee but i just keep running into crazy nags. please help

   There is no available train services from Dublin to London or return, you can only take a train to the Northern Ireland, the UK territory of Ireland, otherwise, you may want to consider a ferry from Dublin to London.
   Visit www.irishrail.ie for routes and maps

yeah i was thinking a combo or train and ferry, thanks for link. excuse me while i kiss you

so do u know which uk port i choose as my destination so i can get on the train to victoria station? muchos gracias amigo

ATLgal:

so do u know which uk port i choose as my destination so i can get on the train to victoria station?  muchos gracias amigo

   Sometimes, it doesn't work as you imagine, you can't always choose an arrival port since destinations are usually by default depending on your departure port. The best thing to do is to check their websites and see where the ferries arrive when they depart from where.

Thank u so much lovely people.

ATLgal:

Thank u so much lovely people.

I'm glad to have helped . Cheers!

@ via justice, where do u stay in Ireland. I'm in citywest saggart.

usewisdom:

@ via justice, where do u stay in Ireland. I'm in citywest saggart.

I left Dublin some time ago, i'm now living in Co Kerry, it's real calm and cool here, ideal for raising up gentle kids

Ok that's nice O! Wanted to leave for Enfield Co.meath, but trust me it's always freely there, I'm considering Waterford, Tell me more about life in Co.kerry pls. Thanks

usewisdom:

Ok that's nice O! Wanted to leave for Enfield Co.meath, but trust me it's always freely there, I'm considering Waterford,  Tell me more about life in Co.kerry pls. Thanks

   You hardly would hear about County Kerry on news, except for positive things (Killarney, in Co Kerry has just won the cleanest city in Ireland). It is a very calm region, but the problem is that it rains too much here; hardly would a week pass by (during the summer) without rain, and during every other season, it rains every other day, sometimes, many times a day; this is arguably the headquarter of orographic rain, and sometimes, it turns cyclonic; hardly would there be a conventional rain, at least, i've not witnessed any

Here is an example:
DATE:03/11/11
LEG 1 (FERRY)
DEPARTING DUBLIN FERRY PORT, 14:30
ARRIIVING HOLYHEAD, 16:30
LEG 2(TRAIN)
DEPARTING HOLYHEAD, 17:30
ARRIVING CHESTER, 19:24
LEG 3(TRAIN)
DEPARTING CHESTER, 19:35
ARRIVING LONDON EUSTON, 21:42
LEG 4(CROSING LONDON ON THE UNDERGROUND)
DEPARTING EUSTON, 21:42
ARRIVING LONDON VICTORIA, 22:11
PRICE £38.
SOURCE: www.nationalrail.co.UK

Thanks! Buying my ticket tomorrow. There are so many nigdrians in dublin! On average they are very nice. Not jaded as niherians in a few other places.