Urgent need to get to Dublin today

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Missed flight. Next cheapest is 380. Can anyone find a way to get me to Dublin by 8pm today? Plane, train, automobile?

Where from??

From where?

Where are you now?

Where are you coming from?

If you can't afford the 380, try another airport?
Drive and take the Holyhead ferry?

Ferry ? not a lot of help when you dont say where you are travelling from

Get the 65B

You can buy a combo train/ferry ticket via Holyhead. They're usually fairly reasonably priced.

Sorry, not thinking straight, from London

Also note your return flight may be invalid if you didn't use the outward leg.

Your best bet is train to ferry them ferry

20.30 Ferry from Holyhead gets you in at 23.45
or there is a early hours of the morning one tomorrow.

How mobile are you? Could you get to another airport?

Anathema where is the 1840 flight from and who with? I have a backpack and carry on size case. Thanks for helping

No go on the train I think

OK, might try ferry

Try other flights from different airports? Get train,bus,car,whatever's possible to airport.

SEN is Southend. Maybe go search on Kayak or Opodo yourself?

I'm currently at London City waiting for the 1.50 flight out on Cityjet. There are other flights after that though.

Google London Dublin sail rail, but it'll probably be too slow if 8pm is a hard deadline?

Have you checked other airports?

There’s quite a few flights from Gatwick to Dublin today, various carriers.

The 1840 is from London Southend

www.stenaline.co.uk/

You can get an aer lingus flight this afternoon or a city jet as well, but cheapest is 380 pounds. No flights cheaper than that until tomorrow.

Train and ferry isn't going to get you there by 8pm.

You can get to Belfast by 6pm but again its almost 350 pounds.

If you have to be there by 8pm you can do it but its going to cost you.

Don't think ferry will work today, the one you can get to is full. Note also that Holyhead-Ireland was 2nd worst ferry journey of my life. Rough as.

Flybe from Southampton. 1845, lands 2005. £296.

There is one at 1430 for under £200, but you won't make it.