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Do I need a passport to get to Dublin on the ferry? Don't need one for Belfast do I? Mine up,

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dotty. | 10:32 Fri 07th Dec 2012 | Genealogy
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Avatar Image hc4361
No
10:34 Fri 07th Dec 2012
Avatar Image tonyav
dot, why have you posted this in Genealogy.
10:34 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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you usually need one for id purposes on any travel nowadys..
10:34 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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Have you posted this is the wrong category?
10:34 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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No Dotty, neither do you need one for Belfast.
10:34 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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The answer is no.
10:35 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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even an expired passport can be used for id purposes..would rather be safe than sorry and take it just in case !
10:35 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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well that's how genunely excited I am! My AB page is set on this topic when i select AB from favourites, anyway, never mind that, see up there, Garth is coming to Belfast as well as Dublin!!!
10:35 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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who do I know in Belfast that would put up with my daughter and I between shows?
10:36 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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All depends on the Ferry Company - strictly speaking a passport is not needed for Irish /British citizens (Common Travel Area) but most recommend you bring one. Some form of photo ID or other form of ID is usually required. Best to check on the Ferry Co. website.
10:42 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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well I have a couple of months to sort a new one out, imagine getting tickets, booking the time off, sorting out the travel, then getting to the ferry port and being told i can't travel, i'd go balistic, better get one at the earliest opportunity, it's £80 something quid now, they should do a cheaper one for travelling within Europe/UK.
10:46 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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I travel back and forth all the time and have never been asked for a passport!
10:46 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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They will only want ID so if you have a picture driving licence use that!!
10:47 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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oooooooo, do you live in Belfast ? lol
10:47 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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Just on the outskirts - do you want me to reccomend a hotel?
10:48 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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You can put them up, Helen, you have loads of room :-)
10:49 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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My daughter says we should take the car and then we can motor down to Dublin to catch the shows there too rather than use a bus or train.
11:13 Fri 07th Dec 2012
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the train between dublin and belfast is brill now but so is the motorway hour and half dublin to belfast.
11:20 Fri 07th Dec 2012

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