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Holy shit there's one left? Kermit Weeks needs to buy it and restore it to flying condition.

When I was a little kid I always wanted a real tractor. Over the years I got into other things but after watching this "Hmmmmm well maybe its time --- just have to move from Torrance and out the country." We are thinking of moving to the outskirts of Coeur D Alene, Idaho......

Honouring the Legacy of Harry Ferguson: Ireland's Greatest Engineer and Inventor on the 64th Anniversary of His Untimely Death

Pulling a trailer forward is so easy compared to backing it up. LOL I've been doing it for years and still have to think before turning the wheel when backing up.

An Cór Iompair, the Transport Corps (TPT), is a combat service support unit in the Irish Army, responsible for heavy transport and logistics for the Defence Forces.

That thing was built to last unlike how things are made today. Thanks to Ireland Made for helping to keep history alive for all to enjoy.........

Excellent video. I am old enough to remember these scuttling around Connolly station when I was a child.

It was tough work rock breaking in the 1940s. The job was made somewhat easier by the Goodwin Barsby rock breaker.

I probably made that townsman chassis , 2600cc, 62bhp. Shame the towing point cover, and the Scammell badge is missing. I'm probably one of the last Scammell, apprentices.

Hmmmmm.......... Just thinking here. Seeing how the Scammell Mechanical horse was a three wheeled vehicle just like the (fabulous) Reliant Robin, was it treated as a motorbike ????

What a great collection of firefighting apparatus. The soundtrack has a very 60's feel to it. Thanks for keeping the history of "First Responders" alive and kicking......

I noticed common words that had different spelling from over here: centre --- aer --- injured. Some words I'm not sure about: redecoration --- pissoirs, I have a idea what a pissoirs is. LOL Thanks for another fine watch of Irish history...................

For the 1932 Eucharistic Congress people poured into Dublin from all over Ireland and from across the world.

Funny thing, we learned about this in one of our classes when I was going to school for my A&P license. Those pilots were a brave lot....... Thanks to Ireland Made for helping to keep Irish transportation history alive...........

Belfast says goodbye to Odyssey as it finally set sail late in the evening of 30th September to begin its global journey every 3 ½ years and will visit 425 ports across 147 countries on all seven continents.

Ship is still in Belfast at H&W

Great job stay going you should do the nissian patrol for jeeps and the nissian urvan and Toyota dyna 100 series no building plumping roofing carpentry would be done without them cracking vans and pickup that are now all in Africa

Hmmmmm At 0:58 looks like the health and safety codes were a bit lax for passengers in the "Cable Cars." You must have found a great source of vintage B&W photos. Thanks to Ireland Made for keeping Irish history alive and kicking.........................

Fabulous memories.

Hi Kevin, have a sidebar question here. What was the music during the video, I don't think I have heard it.......

Belfast Harbour Commissioners show departure on Friday evening, 27th September, at 1800hrs!

After long delays, The Odyssey departs Belfast tomorrow for its 3½-year world cruise, visiting 425 ports across 147 countries on all seven continents. For those wishing to join the cruise, cabins with balconies are available for purchase at mere €241K, plus eye-watering €7K in monthly fees - is this a bargain?

Wonderful work!

Before ww2 Before willys Before jeep Dodge HD 4x4 since 1934

The Alvis Special Himmelwagen (Heavenly Chariot) took Ernie Robb to win the Leinster Trophy in 1939. Turn up your volume to play the video!

"Driving By The Seat Of Your Pants" was the first thing that came to mind when I started the vid. Thanks to Ireland Made for keeping Irish transportation alive.............

Kevin, this is one of your channels more serious videos, is there any back stories for the six that died or a plaque on the bridge. Welcome Mr. O'Neill, you're in good Irish company with Kevin. Back to work...........

Jannu stunt in zx10r 231kmph

Willing to break this one oneday😊

The KABU has a great late 50's early 60's look, especially with that big front drum brake. Funny, I have never heard of a Zongshen engine. I hear that Killarney is a beautiful city, it's on my bucket list. Hmmm KABU has a bit of a Star Wars feel to it. Thanks to Ireland Made for helping to keep Irish Transportation History alive.

The perfect runabout for Discerning Gentlemen and Teenage Punks!

Award winning uniquely customised Honda 50 from Medaza Cycles

Could the family have used "Homeschooling?" It's real big over here and growing every year. Another great watch from Ireland Made who are helping to keep Irish History alive and kicking.............

That Ford V8 fire engine at 1:34 would look very nice parked in my driveway thank you very much............ LOL Thanks for another great watch of Irish history.

If I could only find the keys and a little plutonium for my Deloren time machine I would love to go back and meet Isambard Kingdom Brunel. We learned about this in middle school, what a great achievement. Now we all have cell phones and take them for granted. Thanks to Ireland Made for helping to keep History alive and kicking............

New Eco-Class Fire Engine, built in County Carlow by HPMP.

In 1963, when I was 11, I thought these were stunning .. and at 73 .. I still think so .. ! :) :)

Captain Robert Halpin from Wicklow town connected the world with telegraph and became known as “Mr Cable”.

At 1:22 Is that the same Sachs that's been around "Forever?"

I've been riding dirt bikes for years, but going 90 MPH on the AJS 350 0:22 would be a bit daunting for myself..... LOL Thanks to Kevin and Ireland Made for keeping Irish history alive.

Ernie Lyons, The Kildare Demon, never had an accident in his professional road racing career.

Hi Kevin, my favorite episodes are anything that flies or is powered by steam...... Thanks to Ireland Made for their time, work and posting. "OOPS time to go back to work"

Our thanks to Dennison Trailers for sponsoring the Ireland Made website and for working with us to preserve Irish transport heritage.

Ireland Made is celebrating Heritage Week as we bring you our highlights from Season 4. We have been collecting and preserving stories of Irish transport past and present since 2018, with over 350 videos published. Please support our work from as little as €2 per month via www.irelandmade.ie Many thanks, best regards Kevin

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Hmmm...... Just thinking. I wonder if the flights went a little quicker flying east to west because of the rotation of the earth. Another enjoyable watch from Ireland Made. Well, it's midnight here and I have work tomorrow so time to hit the hay......

Charles Bianconi brought public transport to Ireland

Perfect timing, just getting ready to shut the laptop down and what was waiting just for me to find ???? Why it was a new video from Ireland Made. Great watch with lots of information and great "Irish" music. Thanks to Kevin and team for their time, work and posting....

Forgot to say, Great Music Score.

As a licensed A&P "Mechanic" I fully and wholeheartedly approve of this video. Thanks to Ireland Made for helping to keep mechanical and transportation history alive.