Travelling to Dublin via car/ferry from Holyhead, need some advice please

dj_factor

Hello everyone. Please accept my humble apologies if this question has been covered as I couldn't find the relevant information on the board or even the Foreign travel website as they are very vague and just creates more doubts. I have a works meeting on the 16th of September in Dublin and would be travelling via car/ferry as I have a lot of items for presentation so would make sense to take them all on board with me, I will also be having my wife and the little one so we can make it a 3-4 day trip and have some timeout from work, etc. My question is that will I need anything extra or pre-requisites like the car log book, GB/UK sticker, insurance certificate or any other things on board.

Also we both are double vaccinated - ASTRA ZENECA and have the NHS proof of vaccine, will we need to do anything else like quarantine or covid tests prior to journey.

Thanks in Advance. 

onashoestring

• All travellers to Ireland will need to fill out a Passenger Locator Form. Failure to complete this form is an offence
• No travel-related testing or quarantine will be necessary for travellers from Great Britain with valid proof of full vaccination

• Children under the age of 12 will not need to take a PCR test prior to travelling to Ireland or to undergo self-quarantine.

Guidance can change at short notice so you should check Irish Government advice before you travel. 

https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/entry-requirements