Fine Gael hopeful Dj Mick Glynn sent fellow Bray Burger competitors twirling on their tweets last week when he revealed a startling new front in the Glynn camp, [political] weather permitting (or not). Glynn boldly presented the throw down:
Will the rain stop?
he asked. Only to add that readers should
Check out www.mickglynn.com for campaign infromation and videos
This radical new gesture has so far gone unnoticed by our beloved Bray People and has yet to blow through the political winds that might garner fresh seeds of hope for a change in local politics that one Novara Avenue pedestrian recently described earnestly:
It culminates in another bitter harvest to chew for five more years.
Glynn’s Pathway to Progress policy promises displayed on his homepage don’t seem to reflect this surprising warm front in the campaign which indeed suggest that by force of nature Glynn will affect the town’s weather system, specifically when it comes to stopping rain (with regular videos and infromation reports [‘Infromation’? Is this a cunning new campaign device never seen before? Is it akin to malk? Ed.).
How this will be managed and to what kind of a time frame have yet to be revealed. Perhaps a formidable biodome construction project (and it’s positive knock-on effects for job opportunity ventures in Bray) is in the works. No mention of this (or any other town all-weather shield) was included in the recent draft Bray Town Development Plan 2011-2017 preparation document: perhaps Glynn will include it in his submission before the July 3rd deadline?
Surely this couldn’t be simply hot air coming from Glynn, could it? To assist this audacious effort any submissions of what a town weather-shield/biodome might look like are welcome and will be posted on this blog to assist in the bold new greening of Glynn’s town policy.
Tags: Bray local elections, Bray People, Bray Town Council, DJ Glynn, Fine Gael, Good Burgers, Green Glynn, infro, infromation, Make Bray Better, Mick Glynn
Mick is a well know community organiser and here are some of his on going voluntary achievements:
Chairperson of St Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival
Festival Director of Bray Summerfest
Treasurer of Presentation College Bray PPU
Chairperson of Europe Day Declaration Committee
Executive Council Member Bray & District Chamber of Commerce
He is also a Member/ Director
Wicklow VEC
Bray Drugs Task Force
Director Mermaid Arts Centre
Director Wicklow Tourism
Director Bray Tourism
Board of Management BIFE
Board of Management Colaiste Rahin
Wicklow County Enterprise Board
I took me first pill to DJ Mick Glynn back in the junior Lautrex days. Good night , shite music
Those are some mighty titles you listed there John. It might be useful to consider the impact of some of these wonderful labels before we rush into any premature hand clapping though. John – or anyone else – got any experiences they would like to share? Did DJ Glynn ever leave tips or pay for drinks on disk spinning nights?
Dermo – was it good for you? Could Lautrex have ever been such a fortuitous experience in Greystone’s sextasy scene without those rip’n tunes soundtracking your youth into bloom?