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
In part one of our two-part series, we brought you an insight from Limerickman, Mike Keane into the design and prototyping of the revolutionary Jaguar
In north-west Ireland the Donegal railway system incorporated The County Donegal Railway, Londonderry & Lough Swilly Railway and Finn Valley Railway, with a total of
Hypercars are better than supercars, not only are they faster, they also incorporate the latest styling, design and state-of-the art technology. For a few short
On 21 January 1964, the underdog became the giant-slayer when the Mini Cooper S won the Monte Carlo Rally for the first time.
It was
