Nire Valley Picnic Run – Sunday 27th September 2020
Patrick Dwyer let it be known among Cairde an Seacht Bheag or translated from Irish Frirnds of the little Austin Seven that he was taking advantage of a lovely sunny autumn Sunday and was...
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The Glen of Aherlow August 2020
Patrick Dwyer made it known to friends of the Austin Seven that he was going for a Sunday spin on the 31st August and if anyone would so wish to come along and join...
Inaugural Run – Sunday 26th July 2020
Cahir Castle was the meeting point for members of the Irish Austin Seven Club to have their first get together for an Sunday spin. We were pleased that eight colleagues turned up with apologies...
100 Years of the Austin 7
Week-long event will celebrate the Austin 7 centenary in 2022 To mark 100 years since the 1922 launch of the Austin 7 motor car, the Austin Seven Clubs’ Association will hold a week of...
A Brief History of the Austin Motor Company
Herbert Austin – The Early Years Born in November 1866, the son of a farmer in Buckinghamshire, England, Austin moved at a very early age to Yorkshire where his father became a farm bailiff...
Irish Austin Seven Club Launch Meeting
Enthusiasts of vintage Austins may know Ian Clayton from Bantry in Co. Cork, as for the past twenty years he’s been the sole custodian of the Seven Register in Ireland under the brand `Cairde...
An Irish Assembly of Austins?
It seems ages ago I became intrigued by an article in Irish Vintage Scene – a publication here that covers interest in anything ’vintage’ (peculiarly in Republic of Ireland terms, any stationary engine, tractor,...
