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Fishguard to Rosslare is Stena Line's crossing from north Pembrokeshire to the south-east corner of Ireland, taking about three and a half hours with two sailings a day. The ferry carries cars, motorhomes, coaches and foot passengers, and Fishguard Harbour has its own railway station with connections from London Paddington via Cardiff. Rosslare Europort lands you in County Wexford, gateway to the beaches of the sunny south-east, Waterford and the road on to Cork. The route is a scenic one, leaving from the pretty harbour town made famous by the film of Under Milk Wood, and it is a relaxed alternative to the busier Holyhead crossings for anyone heading to the south of Ireland.
About three and a half hours, with two sailings a day.
Stena Line runs the route between Fishguard Harbour and Rosslare Europort.
Yes — Fishguard Harbour has a station with connections from Cardiff and London Paddington.