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How to get fromBirmingham Coach Station to Dublinby train, plane, ferry, car, or car ferry

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There are 10 ways to get from Birmingham Coach Station to Dublin by train, plane, ferry, car, or car ferry

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  1. Train to Birmingham Airport, fly to Dublin Airport

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    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Birmingham Internationaltrain train
    2. Fly from Birmingham Airport (BHX) to Dublin Airport (DUB)plane plane BHX - DUB
    4h 2m
    €27–130

  2. Train, ferry

    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Staffordtrain train
    2. Take the train from Stafford to Holyheadtrain train
    3. Take the ferry from Holyhead Ferry to Dublin Ferryport B+Iferry ferry 0
    8h 27m
    €84–167

  3. Train, ferry via Shrewsbury

    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Shrewsburytrain train
    2. Take the train from Shrewsbury to Holyheadtrain train
    3. Take the ferry from Holyhead Ferry to Dublin Ferryport B+Iferry ferry 0
    9h 12m
    €99–191

  4. Train, ferry via Shrewsbury #2

    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Shrewsburytrain train
    2. Take the train from Shrewsbury to Holyheadtrain train
    3. Take the ferry from Holyhead to Dublin Ferryport B+Iferry ferry
    9h 36m
    €100–281

  5. Train to Liverpool, fly to Dublin Airport

    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Liverpool South Parkwaytrain train
    2. Fly from Liverpool (LPL) to Dublin Airport (DUB)plane plane LPL - DUB
    4h 25m
    €60–215

  6. Train to Manchester Airport, fly to Dublin Airport

    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Manchester Piccadillytrain train
    2. Fly from Manchester Airport (MAN) to Dublin Airport (DUB)plane plane MAN - DUB
    4h 32m
    €67–224

  7. Train to East Midlands Airport, fly to Dublin Airport

    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Long Eatontrain train
    2. Fly from East Midlands Airport (EMA) to Dublin Airport (DUB)plane plane EMA - DUB
    5h 6m
    €61–192

  8. Fly Birmingham Airport to Belfast International Airport, train

    1. Fly from Birmingham Airport (BHX) to Belfast International Airport (BFS)plane plane BHX - BFS
    2. Take the train from Belfast Grand Central to Dublin Connollytrain train
    5h 58m
    €62–172

  9. Train to Bristol Airport, fly to Dublin Airport

    1. Take the train from Birmingham New Street to Bristol Temple Meadstrain train
    2. Fly from Bristol Airport (BRS) to Dublin Airport (DUB)plane plane BRS - DUB
    5h 50m
    €84–216

  10. Drive, car ferry

    1. Drive from Birmingham Coach Station to Liverpoolcar car
    2. Take the car ferry from Liverpool to Isle of Man Douglascarferry car ferry
    3. Take the car ferry from Isle of Man Douglas to Dublin Terminal 1carferry car ferry
    8h 34m
    €59–388

Birmingham Coach Station to Dublin by foot, train, and ferry

Calendar44Weekly Services
Duration8h 27mAverage Duration
Ticket€84Cheapest Price
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  • Distance: 348.7 km
  • Duration: 4h 2m

What companies run services between Birmingham Coach Station, England and Dublin, Ireland?

There is no direct connection from Birmingham Coach Station to Dublin. However, you can walk to Birmingham New Street, take the train to Birmingham International, walk to Birmingham Intl Rail Station, take the vehicle to Birmingham International Airport, walk to Birmingham Airport (BHX) airport, fly to Dublin Airport (DUB), walk to Terminal 2 Zone 19, then take the line 784 bus to The Point. Alternatively, you can take a vehicle from Birmingham Coach Station to Dublin Ferryport B+I via Birmingham New Street, Stafford, Holyhead, and Holyhead Ferry in around 8h 27m.

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