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
Outwardly quiet and shy, Denys Corbett-Wilson (1882 – 1915) was a keen golfer at Kilkenny Golf Club and also regarded as a reckless horseman with
Although Harry Ferguson (1884 – 1960) from Dromore, County Down is world-famous for conquering the world of agriculture with his invention of the modern
The Ireland Made video crew were recent guests of Dualway Coaches and we went for a spin in an iconic 1960s Routemaster bus with
Day tripping has been popular for hundreds of years, beginning in medieval times with day-long journeys to religious sites or shrines.
From the
In Ireland electric-powered delivery vehicles are nothing new. Many of us remember the milk and bread floats from the 1950s to the ‘70s, however,
In the late 1950s Belfast, County Antrim was a hotbed of engineering excellence in all aspects automotive design and manufacture. From the massive vessels
INTRODUCTION
In this episode we bring you back to 1947 with a first-hand account from the then 14-year-old Sean Furlong working at his
