Holyhead–Dublin ferry route

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The Holyhead–Dublin ferry route is a major maritime link between Wales and Ireland, carrying passengers and vehicles across the Irish Sea and forming a key part of the transport corridor between Great Britain and Ireland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ferry route
maritime transport corridor
connects Dublin
Holyhead
countryServed Republic of Ireland
linked to: Ireland

United Kingdom
crosses Irish Sea
formsPartOf corridor between Great Britain and Ireland
corridor between London and Dublin
hasLanguage English
Irish
Welsh
hasMode sea transport
isMajorLinkBetween Great Britain and Ireland
Wales and Ireland
linked to: British Isles
locatedIn Ireland
Wales
partOf transport corridor between Great Britain and Ireland
regionServed East Coast of Ireland
linked to: Dublin Region

North Wales
terminusAt Port of Dublin
Port of Holyhead
linked to: Holyhead
usedBy passenger ferries
vehicle ferries
usedFor passenger transport
vehicle transport

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Referenced by (7)

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Irish Sea hasFerryRoute Holyhead–Dublin ferry route
Fishguard–Rosslare ferry route partOf UK–Ireland transport network
linked to: Holyhead–Dublin ferry route
Holyhead maritimeRoute Holyhead–Dublin ferry route
Holyhead maritimeRoute Holyhead–Dún Laoghaire ferry route
linked to: Holyhead–Dublin ferry route
Irish Sea ferry network hasRoute Dublin–Holyhead ferry route
linked to: Holyhead–Dublin ferry route
North Wales Expressway partOfTransportCorridor Ireland–UK transport corridor
linked to: Holyhead–Dublin ferry route
Irish Ferries route Dublin–Holyhead
linked to: Holyhead–Dublin ferry route