Pat Cullen and his son Padraic from Rathdrum, County Wicklow embarked on an extensive restoration of their 1963 Bedford J2 fire engine between December 2015
One of the more unusual vehicles we have featured in Ireland Made is the Trac Grip autotruck with a 420cc BSA engine. This unusual and
In 1914, when World War I erupted, the island of Ireland was under British rule. As the war progressed the German U-boat fleets in the
Welcome to the second episode of our interview series featuring ‘railway people’, the men and women who volunteer with the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland
Chambers Motors of Belfast hold the distinction of being Ireland’s first automobile manufacturer. From 1904 – 1929 the company meticulously crafted vehicles by hand, using
Recently our video crew found a beautifully preserved blue Fiat X1/9 in Co. Leitrim. This November marks Fiat’s 124th year in Ireland. Fiat, abbreviated as
Park Motors (MSL Motor Group) recently launched the high-performance electric BYD Seal, a far cry from the Volkswagen Beetles the company assembled in 1950s Dublin.
If you were to inquire with a Dubliner about the ‘Helga’, chances are they’d promptly say that she was the British gunboat responsible for shelling
