Suicide Awareness Ireland

27/01/2026

23/01/2026

⚠️⚠️⚠️This post discusses su***de ⚠️⚠️⚠️

Su***de is often misunderstood.

It is not about wanting life to end; it is about wanting overwhelming pain to stop. When emotional suffering goes on for too long, it can drain a person’s strength, distort hope, and make relief feel unreachable.

In those moments, people are not being weak, selfish, or attention-seeking they are exhausted from carrying pain that has not been adequately seen, heard, or supported.

Raising awareness means changing how we talk about this reality. It means moving away from judgment and toward understanding.
It means recognizing that emotional pain can be just as real and heavy as physical pain, even when it isn’t visible.

When communities listen without assumptions, respond with empathy, and take mental health seriously, they create safer spaces for people to speak up and seek help.

Awareness saves lives because kindness opens doors, understanding reduces silence, and support reminds people that pain can change.

Conversations like these matter—they help break stigma, encourage compassion, and remind us all that no one should have to carry their suffering alone.

09/01/2026

New Walk & Talk Culb launching in Callan in association with Graigue Ballycallan Athletics Club.

31/12/2025

As 2025 comes to a close. We must remember all those that we lost. Mental health is not a yearly thing it's a daily battle for many people. I would again like to say thank you to you all. I set this page back up in 2014 to share my own personal experience around my mental health. I never thought the page could grow to why it is. If your struggling I am always here to listen and help and support were possible. Happy New Year to all.

30/12/2025

No one has a wright to judge. You don't know what someone is going through. Just because someone has a smile on there face does not mean they are screaming on the inside.

25/12/2025

We know today is the most happiest time of the year. But for many it's not. We remember all those who lost there life's. I also personally want to thank everyone for the support for our page. Without your support the page does not exist.

Su***de Awareness Ireland

29/11/2025

29/11/2025
Saturday

Emergency call out update - Meath River Rescue

Body recovered

The 20th day into the search for missing person has concluded

Silver Bridge Kayaking Club who was involved in the search requested assistance Meath River Rescue members got to the scene and launch our Rescue jet boat and Recovered the body of the missing person

A short time later the body was transfered to Navan Gardai and undertaker

We would like to acknowledge the support from the members of the public,local businesses and all other Rescue teams who came together

Our members returned to the People of Meaths Boathouse to wash and sanitized equipment and continue tomorrow with the search operation for Benjamin who's missing
10 days

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends

May Jordan Rest In Peace

Meath River Rescue
Jamie Rennicks

28/11/2025

We know anytime of the year and been tough. The days are shorter. Please 🙏 if you need to talk someone will listen. If you don't know we're to turn. Please reach out and we will listen. Below is a number emergency contact numbers

Samaritans

Samaritans services are available 24 hours a day, for confidential, non-judgmental support.

Freephone 116 123
Email jo@samaritans.ie
Visit www.samaritans.ie for more information
Pieta

Pieta provide a range of su***de and self-harm prevention services.

Freephone 1800 247 247 anytime day or night
Text HELP to 51444 (standard message rates apply)
Visit www.pieta.ie for more information
Text About It

Text About It is a free, anonymous, 24/7 messaging service providing everything from a calming chat to immediate support for our mental health and emotional wellbeing.

Text HELLO to 50808, anytime day or night
Visit www.textaboutit.ie for more information
Childline

A free 24/7 support service for children and young people up to and including those age 18 years of age.

Freephone 1800 66 66 66
Live chat at www.childline.ie
Hospital and emergency services

If you, or someone you know is at immediate risk of harm, go to or call the emergency department of your local general hospital. You can also contact emergency services on 112 or 999 anytime, day or night.

10/10/2025

Today is world mental health day. Remember there is always support out there. Please don’t ever suffer in silence