During World War One, Queenstown (Cobh) in County Cork was a vital naval base for British and later American vessels, strategically positioned near Atlantic shipping
Aeronaut couple Violet (1861 – 1940) and John Dunville (1866 – 1929) from County Down undertook numerous balloon flights before and after the First World
Come visit Ireland in 2024 and experience the trip of a lifetime on our 2 to 9-day all-inclusive vintage transport tour.
The tour includes
Each season, we create and post 100 new Irish transport videos, with two videos and accompanying articles added to our collection every week.
In Season
In our penultimate episode of Season 3 we are celebrating an unsung hero of transport and none more so than the Volkswagen Transporter T3. There
In summer 2023 the Ireland Made video crew rode a portion of the Wild Atlantic Way with an eclectic group of bikers and their bikes
In the 1930s, learning to fly was all the rage, especially amongst the wealthy. And once in the air, these new pilots headed to all
In September 2023, the Ireland Made film crew were delighted to be invited as the guests of the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland (RPSI) to
Do you have an Irish transport story past or present you would like us to feature? Email Kevin on [email protected]
