There was a lot of love for the final episode of ‘This is Jobstown’
The final episode of ‘This is Jobstown’ aired last night, and there was much love for those featured in the last episode of the series.
Over the last four weeks we were given a glimpse into life for some of those who call Jobstown home, and last night once again proved that community spirit is alive and well in the Tallaght estate.
Noel’s shop featured heavily throughout the episode, and what more would you want from a local shop; a place that’s always welcoming and somewhere you can go to get anything from a pint of milk to a cooker.
Linda continued on her journey to motherhood with Mark by her side, while the Coombers gave their dad, Richard a very special present – bringing home his dad’s ashes from the UK
Elsewhere, we were introduced to Yemi, who has opened her own café, Thy Grace in the heart of the estate.
Serving authentic Nigerian cuisine, the driven chef showed that with persistence and hard work (and a little spice), anything is possible.
#thisisjobstown is sauce ! Great tv full of nice kids and good community spirit ! Say they all have a laugh 24/7 in Jobstown !
— man utd yes (@69fart69) February 2, 2017
Noelies shop in jobstown .. brilliant #thisisjobstown
— Mark Newton (@marknewton1985) February 2, 2017
#thisisjobstown Amazing lady with the cafe encouraging the youth to be the best they can be all it takes is 1 person to change anothers life
— Pauline Harley (@paulineharley1) February 2, 2017
Getting bad press lately but loved watching the series, genuine people, shows the goodness in the area well done #thisisjobstown #tv3
— Gareth Higgins (@ghiggins84) February 2, 2017
The ending of #Thisisjobstown that’s what families do in #jobstown love, respect & look after there families
— jenny (@12Wickham) February 2, 2017
That kid Dillon on #thisisjobstown is a credit to himself and the estate,I hope he goes on to be a pilot
— jay mcauley (@mcauleyglen) February 2, 2017
Before the show at 9pm TV3 confirmed the sad news that well-known Jobstown man Jim Fennell had passed away yesterday.
We would like to extend our deepest condolences to Jim’s family and friends at this sad time. RIP.
