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Cllr Rory O'Connor has announced that he will not be running in the 2024 Local Elections, which will take place together with the European elections, on Friday, June 7.
The future for Bray’s shared e-bike scheme is looking brighter as the initiative nears the end of its one-year trial, after a representative from the firm behind the roll-out of the bikes crunched the numbers for councillors at the March meeting of Bray Municipal District, while pitching the idea for the town to take up e-scooters.
A motion brought by Cathaoirleach of the Greystones Municipal District, Councillor Stephen Stokes, seeking reform of local government in Ireland, passed with unanimous support at the February meeting of Wicklow County Council.
Councillor Rory O'Connor said he intends to address the challenges posed by the new parking system in Bray's council car parks after many drivers said they would avoid parking in the town altogether if something isn’t done.
While an exact date for this year’s Local Elections has yet to be confirmed, plenty of candidates from County Wicklow have already announced their intentions to run, while some sitting councillors have still yet to make their minds up.