This part of the route runs from Dundalk to Dublin and features the suburban Dart system which starts at Malahide in the Dublin area.

Enterprise South leaves Dundalk through gently rolling countryside until Drogheda and the River Boyne. Drogheda is the location of the diesel railcar depot and is the Northern limit of the Northern line commuter services. The disused cement works branch line to Tara Mines is also modelled.

Moving further south the route passes Mosney, a station originally built on a bi directional loop which is still used to provide some extra capacity.

From Drogheda, the route continues south, through a string of small stations, many of which retain original GNR(I) buildings and features despite thier use as increasingly busy commuter stations. The line skirts the coast in several locations and the beach can be seen in places.

After passing Maldahide and the extreme reach of the Dart commuter system, Howth junction marks the beginning of urban Dublin. Here a branch line links to the select and up market costal town of Howth.

Irish Enterprise South is a Stand Alone route with the ability to automatically join it to Irish Enterprise North if its already installed.

To view pictures of the route and rolling stock take a look in the gallery or even watch the video.

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