James Leonard & Timmy Long
James Leonard & Timmy Long
#79 Thomas Gould talks about the history of the Northside, his life growing up and becoming the first TD from Knocknaheeney
#79 Thomas Gould talks about the history of the Northside, his life growing up and becoming the first TD from Knocknaheeney
#79 Thomas Gould talks about the history of the Northside, his life growing up and becoming the first TD from Knocknaheeney
Saturday 4th December 2021
Thomas Gould talks about his journey from Knocknaheeney to becoming the first TD, discussing local history, addiction, and social housing on 'The Two Norries'.
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Get the buttons here!Thomas Gould: From Knocknaheeney to the Irish Parliament
I tell you to me, James, you couldn't imagine how successful the two of you have become, talking about the issue that nearly killed all of you right and thousands more like you right, and from that point of view I take my hat off to you.
Imagine growing up in a place often overshadowed by stigma and struggle. Thomas Gould, a proud Knocknaheeney native, shares his incredible journey from the streets of Northside Cork to becoming the first TD from his community. On this episode of 'The Two Norries', hosts James Leonard and Timmy Long dive into Gould's personal story, exploring the rich history of Knocknaheeney and the challenges its residents face.
Gould sheds light on the area's early development, the battles with addiction, and the resilience of its people. He doesn't shy away from discussing the tough topics like social housing and the negative perceptions that come with it. With a natural talent for speaking up, Gould also touches on his political career and his commitment to tackling Ireland's pressing issues.
Whether you're interested in local history, social justice, or personal triumphs, this episode offers a heartfelt and enlightening conversation that you won't want to miss.