HSC Dublin Swift Ferry

To book your ferry ticket onboard HSC Dublin Swift or any other Irish Ferries simply select your outward & return routes, then the number of passengers and click the get price button. You will then be taken to the booking page where you can select you exact requirements for your journey and obtain your personalised ferry ticket quote.

Irish Ferries launched it's first high-speed ferry service when the company took delivery of its first fast ferry, Dublin Swift back in May 2009.

Built by Australian aluminium fast ferry builder, Austal, in its Fremantle yard, the vessel is the eleventh Austal Auto Express catamaran and the third 86m-long version to be commissioned.

Dublin Swift entered service on the Dublin to Holyhead route in June 1999 alongside the cruise ferry Isle of Inishmore, reducing the crossing time to one hour and 50 minutes, and tripling the frequency of sailings to six a day in each direction.

HSC Dublin Swift Onboard Facilities

Deck 4

• Boylans Brasserie
• Bureau De Change
• Cafe Lafayette
• Games Zone
• Information Desk
• Temple Bar
• The Shop
• TV Lounge

Deck 5

• Club Class Lounge
• Trinity Lounge
• Outter Upper Deck

Irish Ferries HSC Dublin Swift Ferry Statistics

• Length - 86.6 m
• Breadth - 24 m
• Draught - 3.2 m
• Speed - 40 knots
• Engines - 4 x Caterpillar 3618
• Built - 1999
• Yard - Austal Ships, Australia
• Power - 27650 kw
• Cars - 200