Trinity Business Review

The Economic Impact of UAV Technology: Regulatory Approvals Paving the way for a Billion Dollar Industry?

While the concept of an unmanned aerial vehicle (hereinafter UAV), also known as a drone, delivering products may seem futuristic it is set to become a reality. Given that, the
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A Round of Applaud – Trinity Start Up Launch Impressive New Booking Platform

Trinity Start Up Applaud.live, the live-music booking enterprise that empowers musicians to make a living from performing, has launched their new platform with the announcement of the Artist Tier. The
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How the Internet of Things is Changing Business

John Fink The Internet of Things (IoT) is a relatively new term used to describe the relationship between modern digital technologies; it is a paradigm under which consumer technologies record
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These 10 Companies Control Almost Everything we Consume

It’s a scary thought isn’t it. All of our favourite brands owned and controlled by no more than 10 individual companies. How is it possible for such a small number
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Differences between Hard and Soft skills? Why are they so important for employers?

What are the skills employers are looking from the graduates? How can YOU learn those skills and become a better candidate for an internship or a job? What are the
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Boojum: Hungry for Growth

Boojum. It’s everyone’s favourite burrito joint, right? Although we are all aware of the divide in opinion about the best place to grab a burrito, one must admit that Boojum
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Tangential Opportunities: Trinity’s Idea Workspace

John Fink If you’ve walked through the Berkley Library, and looked to your right as you entered the front door, you may have seen a small room with a lot
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Trinity Business Review – What We’re About

James O’Connor, Kevin Boland & Conor Kelly The Trinity Business Review (TBR) is the first publication of its kind in Europe. Last year, our team recognised a need for a platform to connect
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LEGO: Laying the Foundations for Building Blocks

Sean Kelly We all remember LEGO right? From the times we spent building random things and ignoring instructions as a kid to that one time we’ve all experienced when we’ve
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What the Eurozone Means for Irish Economy

Isaac Brickenden Since 1999, and the introduction of the currency, Ireland has adopted the Euro as its currency of choice. Along with the obvious benefits of improving trade possibilities for
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