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Do you need a passport to travel to dublin on a ferry from england?

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Well, everyone else has given you the correct answer, but for the sake of it I will too- No, you do not need a passport to travel to England from Ireland.
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no you need any form of photo identification.

passport

drivers liscence etc....
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just photographic id
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No, but you would if you were going by airplane.

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No you don't need a passport.
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No, you don't need a passport to travel to Dublin on a ferry from England.

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Yes Dublin is in another country.
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No you don't. The UK and Ireland form a Common Travel Area, together with the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, and you don't need a passport to travel between them.
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No way, done it loads of times...
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no but photo i.d is required..(like a passport) or a driving licence.I work on an irish sea ferry and check these...
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On the boat i have never been asked for any ID ever. Although if you have a driving license, Provisional or full, take it with you as a goverment issued form of ID. Just in case.
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Definitely not.
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