UK · 28 September 2026
Ferry passengers need passports for UK-Ireland travel from Monday
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New documentation rules mean a valid passport is now required for all ferry passengers travelling on major services connecting Britain with the Republic of Ireland. Irish Ferries and Stena Line confirmed the change, which applies regardless of age or nationality, from Monday, September 28. The ferry operators said the requirement is to meet UK Border Force rules on passenger data accuracy.
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