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Posted: 06.11.2017  ·  #1
Looking at dates for France, approx 14 May - 14 June but will pay flexible option.
Having a dog makes it much more expensive.
Our holiday insurance is 45 days....it was 30 with previous travel policy....didn’t have Dog last time.

Stena €494. ( no facility for promotion code)
Irish Ferries €568.80 with incl €63 discount ( without asking for discount.)
For 2 adults, flexible, cabin 2 berth, kennel.

I think IF give 10% discount anyway, but what code do you put in for lifetime member.
Does it apply for both Ferries.

We wouldn’t normally book till after new year but 2 berth cabins get booked up.

Did someone tell me recently that they booked through Nutt Travel?? And got a better deal.
Only thinking Nutt Travel , were they organizers of the weekend NI Leisure Show?


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Hi R&N.
We booked Irish Ferries about 6 weeks ago using "FA18" code. It gave us 15% discount on the Oscar Wilde from Rosslare to france from mid July to mid August.
With the booking now open for the WB Yeats from Dublin, I am not sure what discount code is used.
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Rebbyvid...it is more expensive to go from Ireland to UK, than Rosslare to France when you think you are on ferry 18 hrs compared to 3.5 hours and you don’t need a cabin to go to UK.
Irish Ferries and Stena give a free return ferry to UK Sept - June (or supplement for July &Aug ) if you have travelled to France between June and Aug.


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Just priced this year's trip on stena for next year about 25 / increase , they must have had a big fuel and wage increase ,oh no they didn't just ripping us off for the Craic


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Rebbyvid...it is more expensive to go from Ireland to UK, than Rosslare to France when you think you are on ferry 18 hrs compared to 3.5 hours and you don’t need a cabin to go to UK.
Irish Ferries and Stena give a free return ferry to UK Sept - June (or supplement for July &Aug ) if you have travelled to France between June and Aug.


My trip this year @£80 each way on Seatruck is peanuts compared to what you lads pay.


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