During a recent filming trip in County Leitrim in north-west Ireland we happened upon what we believe to be a 1953 German-built riverine patrol boat
Our classic cars hold cherished memories and often the decision to sell is emotionally difficult, especially if a car has been in your family for
On Sunday August 13th 2023 the Ireland Made film crew was a guest of Joe Darling and the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland (RPSI) on
Robert McBurney (1939 – 2005) from Ballymena, County Antrim, deserves our recognition for making the right-hand-drive Golf GTI accessible in Ireland and Britain. Without Robert’s
In 1885 John Kemp Starley’s revolutionary two-wheeled safety bicycles’ military potential was quickly recognised, leading armies worldwide to explore its versatility for tasks like communication,
In the early 1900s, with a poor national road network rail travel was a major part of the Irish economy for the transportation of passengers
For our 250th episode we are delving into a story about two competing Scotsmen that takes us from Scotland to Belfast to Dublin and then
During the summer of 1903, Ireland experienced a frenzy of automobile enthusiasm with a series of speed events and hill climbs known as the Irish
