During a recent visit to Cashel Folk Village in County Tipperary, curator Bernard Minogue shared the intriguing story of their Brougham carriage, which was stolen
In this episode we honour the 64th anniversary of the untimely passing of Henry (Harry) George Ferguson on October 25, 1960. Here at Ireland Made
The Transport Corps is the backbone of the Irish Army’s operational effectiveness. Known in Irish as An Cór Iompair, the Transport Corps (TPT) serves as
At the entrance of Quarry Park in Ballyreeve, Newtowncashel, County Longford, stands an interesting machine that harks back to the 1940s, when roadmaking was a
Maximising efficiency for the delivery of parcels has always been a top priority for transport companies and this was the case when in 1932 the
Fire engines have always captivated people of all ages, evoking awe and excitement. We all fondly remember the bright red fire trucks from childhood, their
Since the early 17th century, the “Seine” rowboat has been used for fishing and racing off the coast of County Kerry, in southwestern Ireland. Traditionally
In scenes of mass enthusiasm that would seem out of place in the Ireland of today, hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from around the world
In the early days of commercial aviation, limited aircraft range was the main obstacle to expanding new passenger routes. Mid-1930s aircraft had to compromise passenger
