Fifteen services will operate in each direction between Belfast and Dublin from Mondays to Saturdays.
A new hourly train service between Belfast and Dublin started from Belfast's Grand Central Station on Tuesday, but some residents in a County Armagh town have said there is a knock-on effect on traffic.
However, concerns have been raised that more cross-border Enterprise services will lead to even more congestion in Lurgan, which some residents feel is already being left behind in terms of transport infrastructure.'Ironic' that Lurgan residents cannot use serviceJim Conway, from Lurgan, told BBC News NI that more trains passing through the town will cause disruption due to the increase frequency with which level crossing barriers will be closed.
“The new hourly-frequency represents a doubling of the service and significantly enhances sustainable transport connectivity between the two largest cities on the island, " he said.
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