Describing the motorcycle in our story as having a unique lineage would be an understatement. Manufactured by the Lindsay family, who boasted four generations of involvement
In 1960, at the Guinness workshop in St. James’ Gate, Dublin, craftsmen coach built a Morris Commercial LD van into a fire tender/ambulance to safeguard
At noon on Easter Monday, April 24th 1916, in front of Dublin’s General Post Office on Sackville Street (now O’Connell Street), Patrick H. Pearse read
In September 1967 the national bus service, Córas Iompair Éireann (CIE) were tasked at very short notice by the Minister for Education with assembling a
After 38 years of dedicated service on March 6 2024, the Irish Navy’s flagship, LÉ Eithne, decommissioned on July 8, 2022, was relocated from Haulbowline
Amelia Earhart first crossed the Atlantic Ocean by air as the first female passenger from Newfoundland and landed in south Wales on 18 June 1928.
Belfast native Ralph Bryans (1941 – 2014) was Ireland’s only Grand Prix motorcycling World Champion. After finishing school, Bryans secured an apprenticeship as a fitter
This ultra-rare 1986 Ginetta G30 is located in the collection at Glenview Museum, County Leitrim and is just one of fourteen of these kit cars
Long before technology-led news became commonplace, the citizens of Dublin city depended for their latest news on newspapers like the Irish Press, Evening Press and
