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Passports Now Mandatory for Irish Sea Ferry Passengers
Ferry operators on the Irish Sea route between Ireland and the United Kingdom have announced that all passengers must now carry valid passports. The updated travel requirement aims to streamline border checks and align with new security protocols.
26 Aug, 12:56 — 26 Aug, 13:14
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irish-timesHigh1h ago
Passports to be required for ferry passengers crossing Irish Sea
Change set to come in from September 28th as a result of change to British ID rules
By Conor Pope
Read full article →the-journal1h ago
Ferry passengers travelling between Ireland and the UK will now need a passport
Previously, some ferry lines allowed passengers to use other forms of valid ID.
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First report: irish-times · 26 Aug, 12:56|Full coverage: 2 · 18m|Window: 18m
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