There was a lot of love for Mikey and Dylan on ‘This is Jobstown’ last night
The third episode of This is Jobstown hit our screens last night, and two people in particular stole the show, with many commending Mikey and Dylan for their hard work and determination.
Many will know Mikey from his work across the community, keeping areas clean and making sure the general appearance of Jobstown is maintained.
On last night’s show Mikey went through his daily ritual of picking up litter, explaining that he could easily collect up to five bags of rubbish a week.
Anyone who is up early enough in the morning will have spotted Mikey is the fields adjacent to the Jobstown House, and many on Twitter had kind words to say about the community volunteer.
Mikey, 70, spends 4 mornings a week picking up rubbish around #Jobstown. Volunteers on his own. @LordMayorDublin can you give him a medal!
— 1916 Walking Tour (@1916walkingtour) January 26, 2017
.@sdublincoco should do more to empower people like Mikey who look after their communities #ThisIsJobstown
— Stephen Wade (@Stephen_Wade1) January 26, 2017
Fair play to Mikey, best of luck to him. #ThisisJobstown
— Eamon White (@whitebhoy) January 26, 2017
Meanwhile, Dylan’s ambition to become a commercial airline pilot really struck a chord, and his positive outlook was certainly impressive.
Funding his own training as he works his way to getting his private pilot licence, Dylan plans to head to the US next year and build up his flying time ahead of hopefully securing a permanent position as a commercial airline pilot.
Many took to Twitter to praise his efforts, and everyone at the Echo and Echo.ie would like to wish him the very best for the future.
Hope Dylan make it he has ambition and seems to be level headed good luck #jobstown
— angela gaffney (@Angelamgaffney) January 26, 2017
#thisisjobstown someone out there could surely help this fine young man fulfil his dream of becoming a pilot ambitious and determined
— joanne nolan (@jnvetnurse) January 26, 2017
#thisisjobstown fair play to young bloke training to be a pilot
— Brendan Finn (@bfinn1888) January 26, 2017
Good one Dylan #ThisIsJobstown keep the positivity going
— Margaret Traynor (@WicklowLiving) January 26, 2017
Catch the next episode next Thursday on TV3 at 9pm.
You can also watch last night’s episode HERE.
