First established as the Army Transport Corps by Defence Forces Order #3 dated October 1st 1924, the Irish Defence Forces Transport Corps has underwent various
The Reliant Scimitar SE4 debuted in 1964 as a sharp 2-door coupe, hinting at the potential to come. With just around 1,000 built, it laid
During a recent research trip to Waterford city, we were able to film a two-man crew operating a Johnston C401 mid-sized road sweeper on Slievekeale
Our 1979 Series III Land Rover had been a reliable workhorse, taking everything in stride—from towing our 535 Shetland cabin cruiser to countless summer trips
THE FIRST BIKE
Any biker will tell you that there was always a “first bike”—that legendary machine from childhood that ignited a passion for motorcycles
Among the more unusual exhibits at the Kilgarvan Motor Museum in County Kerry, on Ireland’s southwest coast, is a 1952 Chrysler Windsor Saloon—converted into what
We journey back to 1980, when aviation enthusiast Ernie Patterson played a key role in the Ferguson Festival in Newcastle, County Down. The event honoured
From late 1943 to June 1944, the waters of County Down served as a vital training and testing ground for American and British forces preparing
As the owner of a 1965 Volvo Amazon, I fully acknowledge that my choice of daily driver isn’t as reliable as a modern car. The
