Irish drone insights by Frank Ó Tormaigh from Drone Expo Ireland 2017

By Frank Ó Tormaigh Primary Teacher, Masters of Education and Digital Learning Student

Review of Drone Expo 2017, Saturday 11th March.

Drone Expo Ireland 2017 put the latest Drone Technology and services on from Ireland and around the world on display. From retailers to professional videographers, insurance to FPV racing, search and rescue operations to training schools, all areas of interest for drone enthusiasts were covered. Here are some of the video interviews we captured.

DRONE EXPO IRELAND 2017 R.D.S.

GEARÓID Ó BRIAIN, C.E.O. FlyeRyte

VERNON KERSWELL, C.E.O. MICRO DRONE 3.0


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