Michael Mc Laughlin
Tales from the Trail in Letterkenny
A podcast by Michael Mc Laughlin, Labour Candidate in the Local Elections in Letterkenny. This podcast gives an insight into who Michael is; his thoughts on his election priorities; a weekly section of the problem of the week; and some stories of what he has encountered on the campaign trail.
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Michael Mc Laughlin
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Latest episode
Jun 3, 2024
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Episodes
Tales from the Trail Final Episode 03.06.2024 10:30
The final instalment of my adventures on the campaign trail in Letterkenny.
Tales from the trail no 6 28.05.2024 11:44
The penultimate episode of my campaign in the Local Elections in Letterkenny.
Tales from the Trail 5 20.05.2024 6:37
A quick snapshot of my week on the trail in Letterkenny.
Tales from the trail 4 13.05.2024 9:08
This episode has athe usual mix of anecdotes from the weeks events as well as a little about the Labour Local Manifesto.
Tales from the trail 3 06.05.2024 14:48
This (slightly) longer episode looks at why stand as a Labour Party Candidate alongside the regular anecdotes from the trail.
Tales from the Trail Episode 2 29.04.2024 9:31
The second installment of my adventures on the local election trail. Each episode includes some biographic information, stories from the campaign and a section on the biggest issue that came up on the doors.
Tales from the Trail Episode 1 22.04.2024 9:52
This episode answers the two main questions I was asked on the Campaign Trail in Letterkenny this week: 1) Am I from the town? 2) Which Mc Laughlin am I? Welcome to an episode talking about my background both personal and professional. I also talk about the main issues I came across on the Campaign trail this week.
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