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Tag Archives: Oscar Wilde Ferry
Roscoff: a good ferry port option even for those driving to the Riviera
Traditionally I have used the Normandy ports when taking a ferry from Ireland to France. The original destination in the 1970s, first served from Rosslare by the rickety old St. Patrick, was Le Harve. Later Irish Ferries, the successor to … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Cherbourg, Ferry Ireland France, Irish Ferries, Oscar Wilde Ferry, Roscoff
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White van to the Côte d’Azur
I am delighted to announce that I have joined the “man with white van” movement after driving a Mercedes Sprinter van from Dublin to the South of France and back. The van was hired from Van Rentals.ie, a company that … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Cherbourg, France, French autoroutes, Irish Ferries, Oscar Wilde Ferry, Van rentals to France
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Irish Ferries to Cherbourg
Yesterday we took the Irish Ferries vessel “Oscar Wilde” from Rosslare to Cherbourg. I have been travelling by ferry between Ireland and France since 1973 in fair weather and foul (one particular voyage in force 9 winds sticks in the … Continue reading