Irish Ferries Club: points, tiers and what they’re worth
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Open to UK members. Anyone aged 18 or over in the UK can join Irish Ferries Club for personal travel, and a booking paid in pounds earns too: Irish Ferries converts it into euros at its own exchange rate before adding points, which is why we quote its rates in €.
Irish Ferries Club is the loyalty programme of Irish Ferries, on all its routes between Ireland, Britain and France. Anyone aged 18 or over can join for personal travel, from the UK too: log in to the Irish Ferries account that exists once you have made a booking, and tick the box to join under Profile & Loyalty. The pages we read mention no joining fee.
You collect points on bookings made direct on Irish Ferries’ website: 5 points per €1 of eligible spend at Green, 10 at Silver and 15 at Gold. Irish Ferries sets its rates in euros on its UK site too, and converts a booking paid in pounds to euros at its own exchange rate before adding points, so we quote its figures in €, as Irish Ferries does. Points arrive the day after you complete the trip.
Each point takes 1 euro cent off a later Irish Ferries booking at the payment stage, so the tiers give back 5%, 10% or 15% of what you spend. The points from each trip last 12 months.
Irish Ferries- Usual rate
- 5 to 15 points per €1
- Green 5, Silver 10, Gold 15, on eligible spend booked direct on Irish Ferries’ website. A booking in pounds is converted to euros first.
- A point is worth
- 1 euro cent
- 5 points per €1 earn 5c off a later booking: 5% back at Green, 10% at Silver and 15% at Gold.
- Silver and Gold
- Over €1,250 or €3,000 a year
- Eligible spend in a membership year. Both tiers add free Club Class places for you and a guest.
- Points expire
- 12 months after each trip
- From the day after each leg of travel, whatever you do.
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We last checked the brand below for Irish Ferries Club offers on 15 Nov 2026 and found no Irish Ferries Club bonus points offers running. We only list offers we can confirm on the brand’s own site.
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How the Irish Ferries Club tiers work
Every new member starts at Green, and the membership year runs from the day you join. Irish Ferries moves you up once you have travelled on direct bookings and passed the spend for the next tier.
| Tier | Points per €1 | Back on later bookings | Eligible spend a year | Perks beyond points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green | 5 | 5% | €0 to €1,250 | 10% off in the onboard shop |
| Silver | 10 | 10% | €1,251 to €3,000 | 2 free Club Class places, no phone service fee, 10% off in the onboard shop |
| Gold | 15 | 15% | Over €3,000 | 2 free Club Class places, no phone service fee, 10% off in the onboard shop |
The terms set the thresholds in points too. You reach Silver by earning more than 6,250 points in your first membership year, and keep it by earning 12,500 points a year, which Irish Ferries says is currently €1,250 of eligible spend. You reach Gold with eligible spend over €3,000 in your first year, and keep it by earning 45,000 points a year (currently €3,000). Fall short and you go back to Green, or from Gold to Silver if your spend still qualifies.
The free Club Class places are for the lead account holder plus a guest, on Irish Sea and Dover–Calais sailings, subject to availability. Log in, book Club Class for everyone travelling and travel on the booking yourself; the discount shows at step 4 of the online booking. You must still hold Silver or Gold on the day you sail, or the Club Class place is charged. The loyalty page adds priority boarding with it on Irish Sea routes.
The onboard shop discount, at every tier, needs the QR code in the Loyalty section of My Account, and excludes tobacco, promotions, and Chanel and Apple products.
How to collect Irish Ferries Club points faster
Join before you sail
No points are added to a trip taken before your membership was confirmed. Your Irish Ferries account exists once you have made a booking, so you can join between booking and sailing.
Book direct, for a trip you take
Only bookings made directly on Irish Ferries’ website earn, and only for journeys you travel on yourself. SailRail, Landbridge and coach fares, ferry package holidays, freight bookings and reservations for 10 or more people earn nothing.
Know which part of the booking earns
Administrative, environmental, service and amendment fees earn no points, and nor do overnight reserved seats or cabins on Ireland–France sailings. A €200 fare earns 1,000 points (€10) at Green and 3,000 points (€30) at Gold.
Reach Silver to double the rate
Silver pays 10 points per €1, twice Green’s 5. You move up after earning more than 6,250 points in your first membership year, which is €1,250 of eligible spend at Green.
Points or Clubcard tokens earn nothing
Irish Ferries adds no points on the value of a booking paid for with Club points or with Tesco Clubcard Boost tokens.
How to spend Irish Ferries Club points
Points come off a later ferry booking made directly on Irish Ferries’ website: log in, and apply them in €/£ value at the payment stage, as full or part payment of the fare. Irish Ferries decides which fares and routes take points. The pages we read set no minimum number of points to spend.
Points can’t be spent on onboard purchases, SailRail, packages, or group or freight bookings, can’t be exchanged for cash or Irish Ferries travel vouchers, and only the member can use them.
If a booking paid partly with points is refunded, the points go back first, with their original expiry date.
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Irish Ferries Club FAQ
Are there any Irish Ferries Club bonus points offers right now?
There are no live Irish Ferries Club bonus points offers at the moment. We list an offer only once we have confirmed it on the brand's own site.
What are Irish Ferries points worth?
Each point is worth 1 euro cent off a later Irish Ferries booking. Irish Ferries’ loyalty page puts it as €1 of eligible spend earning 5c at Green, 10c at Silver and 15c at Gold, which is 5%, 10% or 15% back. Points are applied in €/£ value when you pay, and the pages we read give no pound value for a point.
How do I collect Irish Ferries Club points?
Join Irish Ferries Club before you travel, then book direct on Irish Ferries’ website. You earn 5 points per €1 of eligible spend at Green, 10 at Silver and 15 at Gold, and the points arrive the day after you complete the trip. A booking paid in pounds is converted to euros at Irish Ferries’ exchange rate first.
How do I use Irish Ferries points?
Log in when you book on Irish Ferries’ website and apply your points at the payment stage, as full or part payment of an eligible fare. They can’t be used onboard, on SailRail, packages, group or freight bookings, or for cash.
What is Irish Ferries Green tier?
Green is the tier every new member starts at. It earns 5 points per €1 of eligible spend (5% back) and 10% off in the onboard shop. Irish Ferries’ tier table puts Green at €0 to €1,250 of eligible spend a year.
How do I get Irish Ferries Silver or Gold?
Silver comes with more than 6,250 points in your first membership year, and Gold with eligible spend over €3,000. To keep them, you need 12,500 points a year for Silver (currently €1,250 of eligible spend) and 45,000 for Gold (currently €3,000).
Do Irish Ferries points expire?
Yes. The points from each leg of a trip last 12 months from the day after you complete that leg, and any you haven’t used by then expire automatically. Ending your membership also loses any unused points.
Can I use Tesco Clubcard points with Irish Ferries?
Yes, as Clubcard Boost tokens rather than Irish Ferries Club points. Irish Ferries’ Tesco page says Clubcard points are worth up to 2 times their value in Boost tokens, as full or part payment on its routes. Irish Ferries Club adds no points on the value of a booking paid with Clubcard Boost.
Is there an Irish Ferries loyalty card?
The pages we read mention no card. Your points balance and its value are in My Account on Irish Ferries’ website, and the onboard shop discount uses a QR code from the Loyalty section there.
What happened to the Irish Ferries Frequent Traveller Scheme?
Irish Ferries says its Frequent Traveller Scheme will soon be changing and is closed to new applicants. Irish Ferries Club is its loyalty programme on all routes.
Irish Ferries Club facts on this page were checked on 7 Nov 2026 at: Irish Ferries Club, Irish Ferries Club terms and conditions, How to join Irish Ferries Club, Irish Ferries Club FAQ (Irish Ferries help centre), Tesco Clubcard tokens at Irish Ferries and Frequent Traveller Scheme (Irish Ferries FAQ).
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