User:AndrewH

• .kkrieger - a First person shooter which is only 96kb.
• All-terrain tyre
• Barry's Tea
• Cathedral - a board game from New Zealand.
• Contact patch - the part of a tyre that touches the road.
• Currach - A wooden framed boat from the West of Ireland.
• Escoba - A Spanish card game.
• Farm jack - Useful off road accessory.
• Half shaft - Goes from the differential to the wheel
• Inishbiggle - An island off the coast of Mayo
• Irish Grand National - the nation's premier steeplechase
• Locking hubs - Another Off-roading related item.
• Marlay Park - It's near where I live.
• Mark_Williams_(actor) - A British actor and comedian.
• Monto - A historically notorious district in Dublin.
• Mud-terrain tyre
• Off-roading - My Land Rover related pursuit.
• Open House London
• Rathfarnham Castle
• Rock sliders
• The Rotunda Hospital - Where my daughters were born :-)
• St._Vincent’s_University_Hospital - They treated my broken leg.
• South Pointing Chariot - It's a chariot that always points South. (well, not exactly)
• The Echo, a Dublin newspaper
• Thrust bearing - What it is.
• The West-Link - A toll bridge on Dublin's M 50 Motorway
• The Yellow House Pub
• Zarf - Ever wondered what a zarf is?

• Brenda Ann Spencer
• Casino at Marino- Added a photo
• Clochan
• Dungeon Siege
• Eiffel Tower
• Front wheel drive
• Gear - The mechanical kind
• Irish vehicle registration plates
• Junior Certificate
• Leaf spring
• Kanchipuram
• Malahide Castle - photo
• List of band name etymologies - This caught my eye one day on account of looking a bit sparse.
• Rathfarnham
• Tea
• Snorkel

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