Kevin Reid of Ireland Made – Stories of Irish Transport was a guest of the Commissioners of Irish Lights and was invited aboard the ILV
R J Mecredy has been called ‘the father of Irish motoring’ however before he became interested in automobiles in his late thirties he had been
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
