The SS Great Britain, Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s second steamship, set out at 11:00 am on 22 September 1846 on its fifth voyage from Liverpool to
Since industry began in Ireland many factories have maintained their own Works fire engine. Our story this week features a unique 1961 109” Series 2A
When you hear the name Rex McCandless, most of us tend to immediately think about his ‘Featherbed’ motorcycle frame raced to success by Norton, but
Ford’s EcoBoost engine range was revolutionary with the combination of turbocharging and direct-injection making the EcoBoost system both powerful and eco-friendly.
In the words of
Selling your classic or vintage car can be difficult as sometimes posting photographs alone are not enough. Having produced over 250 videos and well-researched accompanying
The Mitchell family started their motor museum just outside Kilgarvan Co Kerry in 1984. The very first car in their collection was a 1946 Armstrong
In the mid-1800s the city citizens of many countries across the world were transported about their daily lives by the horse-drawn streetcar also known as
John Mitchell, founder of Kilgarvan Motor Museum, Kilgarvan, Co Kerry first bought this lovely blue 1963 DKW Junior in 1968 when it was only five
To support the Ireland Made website in our work to preserve stories of Irish transport past and present we have set up a secure mechanism
