A ferry

There are ferries from Roscoff in Britanny and from Cherbourg in Normandy to Ireland . You can also get a ferry to England and drive to an Irish Sea port

Companies here: ferry info

Don't know the word 'faun' - what does it mean?? (Well it means a wild forest deity - but not in this context surely?

From the point of view of choice and avoiding a long and possibly rough crossing from France, it might be worth driving across Britain.

At the risk of stating the obvious, we have seasons in Ireland. When were you thinking of coming?

The Irish climate is not particularly cold but it can be wet and windy. Summer can be very pleasant, however this year's one wasn't. Are you talking about camping in a tent and sleeping in your campervan?

#1 I think the OP meant fun. I'm sure camping can be fun anywhere as long as the conditions that would usually result in the person concerned having fun, by their standards, are met.

Sorry, I don't mean to be flipping but the last two questions seem a little, well, simplistic.

Oops, meant flippant and not flipping!

thanks for your help...
i am debating should I come in January or May, on the weather.
# 1 - I meant fun, sorry
# 2 - I want to sleep in my camper van and I guess that no one enjoys stumbling in the snow looking for the showers, so I guess "camping" is individual but has its common range between 5 - 30 degrees. That's what people that are used to camping describe as "fun weather"...

thanks again..

Well, are you looking for eventful weather or good weather?

Wouldn't it be obvious that if you're looking for good weather and warmer temperatures, you should go in the warmer month: May?