Dublin to Belfast on the Enterprise...

A video guide to travel from Dublin to Belfast on the 'Enterprise' train. The Enterprise trainsets have all now been refurbished, see a video made on one of the revamped trains at www.youtube.co...

[@Robo_Jo]

Great video as always Mark, I was fortunate to do this journey in 2011 as part of my Great Rail Race. The staff onboard were so friendly (and on the buses in Belfast), and it's a wonderful way to travel :)

[@amtrakharry]

Excellent as usual Mark! :D

[@uhm121]

great video mark im doing the train a few weeks thanks for posting john uhm121

[@blaythierry7547]

j adorre tres belle video ! merci

[@brionforde2184]

Great video marj

[@ellipseelectronique1651]

Of all the train lines i have taken, i think it's my favorite

[@celticlofts]

Pre-book your ticket if possible and bring your own food and drink as sandwiches and tea/coffee can be quite expensive if you're travelling on a budget. This train cannot be compared to the likes of the City of New Orleans but it was ok for the price paid (€30 return) Overall i'd give it a 6/10. I noticed that the Northern Irish trains were a lot cleaner looking than their republic counterparts. Note to Irish rain. Clean your trains.

[@marcoiran2010]

congratulations mark i like your videos

[@decline2state]

The "Enterprise"? Where's Captain Kirk or Captain Picard? :D

[@looneyirish007]

it was overhauled last year

[@Ulsterbusman129]

The unit pulling the dd set you were on is 208 one of only 2 ie 201 class units built for NIR it’s sister unit is number 207 named river foyle and 208 being named river Lagan hope this information helps

[@BIGJAFFA80]

Thought 8209 was NIR owned too

[@God-db9vp]

How about a police control to cross from Dublin to Northern Ireland?

[@tinypizza4278]

I didn't know star fleet are operating trains now

[@conneellyp]

The enterprise train is starting to show her age now. She must've at least 14 years old now.

[@SimonS44]

Paul Conneely She?

[@conneellyp]

SimonHellinger 2 years later

[@asiscivies3377]

Pues si ese es el "enterprise" no me quiero imaginar el "borreguero"...

[@davidlally592]

Mm quick note for any non UK or non Irish passport holders thinking of travelling on the good old Enterprise. Soon the now non EU UK is to impose on such people (eg a Dutch or US traveller on the train going north) some visa restrictions!! Both NI Tourism and Irish Tourism plus the Irish Govt have protested. Whilst the UK can impose this on any train or scheduled coach going north, I cant see how they are going to be able to enforce thus on anyone travelling by car across the 300 or so miles of many open border points. Daft oh and BTW, NI voted 56% Bremain in the 2016 UK Referendum!!

[@iu2297]

Seat 85 two days in a row

[@siggijonson]

Don't you have to clear customs when going to Northern Ireland?

[@sanguinefan]

No. The border is now practically invisible. The only way of knowing you have passed into N.I. is the occasional glimpse of a petrol station with prices in sterling.

[@daraj02]

+sanguinefan No the road changes to the UK road markings and the signs no longer have Irish Gaelic in the them

[@novatiberium]

+sanguinefan I think that could be the Common Travel Area (subsitute for Schengen for UK/ROI)

[@qwertyTRiG]

@@novatiberium The Common Travel Area is older than the Schengen Area (and includes the Isle of Man).

[@atrium6753]

This man has indirectly predicted the future(Azur Lane guy)

[@calty82]

Its almost as if it was the same country 😒

[@robbiemallon8585]

It is!

[@nigelmurphy6761]

It is geographically anyways