How to get fromVentry to Kerryby car or car ferry

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There is 1 way to get from Ventry to Kerry by car or car ferry

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1. Drive from Ventry to Dublin Terminal 1
2. Take the car ferry from Dublin Terminal 1 to Holyhead
3. Drive from Holyhead to Kerry
10h
£109–146

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Distance: 393.7 mi
Duration: 10h

What companies run services between Ventry, Ireland and Kerry, Wales?

There is no direct connection from Ventry to Kerry. However, you can drive to Dublin Terminal 1, take the car ferry to Holyhead, then drive to Kerry.

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