Operated by P&O Irish Sea on the Dublin Liverpool route
The conventional cruise ferry Norbank provides a host of onboard facilities to help make your journey a memorable one including delicious complimentary food, a spacious TV lounge, a bar, an onboard shop and comfortable cabins.
Onboard the Norbank ferry you’ll find comfortable en-suite 2 bed cabins with a choice of either inside or outside (sea view).
Meals are included in the price and complimentary tea, coffee and fruit juice are available throughout the crossing.
The Norbank has a basic shop onboard.
You can change currency onboard at the Bureau de Change.
There are no lifts to the main passenger areas and access is by a staircase therefore the Norbank may be unsuitable for the infirm, disabled or young children.
Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our Norbank guide as accurate as possible, onboard facilities, services and entertainment may vary depending on the date and time of year that you travel, facilities mentioned may change without notification and ferry companies reserve the right to operate vessels other than those mentioned at time of booking without prior notification.
99% of our customers recommended this ship
"Good crossing"
Excellent service from the crew. Friendly and professional . Food was well cooked and plenty of it and coffee tea as much as you like. Couldn’t fault the crossing at all. Really good.
Reviewed by Martin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Great service, good food, no lifts"
All of the staff were cheerful and helpful. Due to a lack of lifts, I don't recommend the route for anyone with mobility problems or small children. Meals are included in the fare and were of a good standard. All public areas and the cabins were clean and spacious.
Reviewed by Joseph who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Overall"
Very good
Reviewed by Oliver who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"First Class"
From check in to departure was excellent, first class staff and extremely helpful, enjoyed the inclusive breakfast and evening meals too, took a cabin clean and tidy reasonably priced as a lot of driving to do needed the rest up.
Reviewed by Anonymous who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"First Irish Ferry trip with P&O"
Although the Liverpool-Dublin trip is a long one at 7 hours, you can use the time to relax and get ready for whatever you’ve planned. We had a daytime cabin so had somewhere to snooze, read or even shower.Food on the Ferry was good and service too. Enjoyed the experience.
Reviewed by Bryan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Great staff"
The staff were amazing, they couldn't do enough to make us feel welcome. It was an 8 hour crossing and they just kept smiling and being kind.
Reviewed by Glenys who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"My latest journey "
Easy to obtain ticket from ferry office on arrival. Food was great and we'll presented. Staff were friendly and efficient. Only slight improvement would have been internet in the cabin.
Reviewed by Ann who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Good review"
Good
Reviewed by Marina who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Excellent crossing"
A very convenient, comfortable and pleasant experience (Liv-Dublin and back with P&O). Excellent service, very helpful staff, high quality catering with plenty of choice. Dinner and breakfast are included in the price. Mostly truck and a few cars.
Reviewed by Karim who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Excellent"
Excellent
Reviewed by Martin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Our UK adventure, "
Travelled from Ireland to UK for family wedding, Onboard facilities 1st class, cabin spotlessly clean, meals onboard prepared to a high standard, looking forward to the next time
Reviewed by Mark who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"My trip"
We went from liverpool to Dublin.have travelled this route numerous times.I was happy to see there is now duty free available.as always the food and the service was excellent,it’s always a good experience to travel with yourselves and I look forward to my next trip…
Reviewed by Daniel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"1st time with yourself's"
Very enjoyable will use P&O Again. Goodbye to Stena Line .
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Disappointed with Direct Ferries happy with P&O"
I am was very disappointed with Direct Ferries as they advertise one price and then add a booking fee, The service provided by P&O was excellent
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Greg's first trip...to Dublin.."
We had a wonderful time..very calm Sailing..friendly staff..cabins comfortable..love the shower..food was amazing...can't wait to travell again
Reviewed by Patricia who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"All in all a good experience and great value"
First time on P&O Dublin to Liverpool. Way cheaper than Stenna and Irish Ferries. Quite basic seating etc but absolutely fine. Only negative is related to arm rests on bench seats so mean it's impossible to spread out or get your head down on such a long crossing. But all in all a good experience
Reviewed by Paula who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Excellent trip"
Lovely staff. Very friendly. Food was provided breakfast. Lunch soup and meal before leaving. All excellent food
Reviewed by Malcolm who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Enjoyable first trip with P&O ferry's "
Staff very polite food and service excellent I will always travel with P&O. Thank You P&O .
Reviewed by Michael Mckenna who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Best experience "
I loved my experience at p&o. Everything was perfect. Cabin was nice and clean. Had a really nice shower with hot water available. Breakfast and food was delicious too. Thank you very much
Reviewed by Faizaan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank
"Break to Dublin "
Easy to book, downside on booking on line was asked if wanted at an additional cost to book meals or a cabin. Didn't want a cabin due to daytime crossing. Glad we didn't pay extra for meals as they were included at no additional cost in the ticket price. This seems to be on line booking to get more money from travellers.
Reviewed by Catherine who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Norbank