Suicide Awareness Ireland

Suicide Awareness Ireland Suicide For All Ireland was set up in 2014 to help and support those in need. There is always help and support. Ireland suicide rate is out of control.

Suicide Awareness For All is to raise awareness in Ireland. We will do our upmost to raise this issues and stop another person talking there own life.

Today is world mental health day. Remember there is always support out there. Please don’t ever suffer in silence
10/10/2025

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

07/10/2025

It’s great to see Men’s Mental Health Day and Mental Health Week but the truth is, for so many of us, it’s not just one day or one week.

Our mental health is something we live with every single day.
We fight silent battles that most people never see. Some mornings it’s easy to get up and face the world, and others it feels impossible. But we keep going.

So yeah, awareness days are great but let’s not forget the real fight happens daily, quietly, and deeply. Keep checking in on your friends , your family, and yourself. Every. Single. Day. 💙

07/10/2025

It’s great to see Men’s Mental Health Day and Mental Health Week but the truth is, for so many of us, it’s not just one day or one week.

Our mental health is something we live with every single day.

We fight silent battles that most people never see. Some mornings it’s easy to get up and face the world, and others it feels impossible. But we keep going.

So yeah, awareness days are great but let’s not forget the real fight happens daily, quietly, and deeply. Keep checking in on your friends, your family, and yourself. Every. Single. Day. 💙

Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 26 year-old Sophie Molloy, who was reported mis...
05/10/2025

Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 26 year-old Sophie Molloy, who was reported missing from her home in Swords, Co. Dublin, on Saturday, 4th October 2025.

Sophie was last seen at approximately 10:30am in Swords.

Sophie is described as being approximately 5 feet 5 inches in height with a slim build, blonde hair and blue eyes.

When last seen, Sophie was wearing a burgundy fleece and black leggings.

Sophie is believed to have access to a 162-D registered blue Hyundai i20.

Gardaí and Sophie’s family are very concerned for her well-being.

Anyone with any information on Sophie’s whereabouts is asked to contact Swords Garda Station on 01 666 4700, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda station.

Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 26 year-old Sophie Molloy, who was reported mis...
05/10/2025

Gardaí are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 26 year-old Sophie Molloy, who was reported missing from her home in Swords, Co. Dublin, on Saturday, 4th October 2025.

Sophie was last seen at approximately 10:30am in Swords.

Sophie is described as being approximately 5 feet 5 inches in height with a slim build, blonde hair and blue eyes.

When last seen, Sophie was wearing a burgundy fleece and black leggings.

Sophie is believed to have access to a 162-D registered blue Hyundai i20.

Gardaí and Sophie’s family are very concerned for her well-being.

Anyone with any information on Sophie's whereabouts is asked to contact Swords Garda Station on 01 666 4700, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda station.

So many people just get on with their lives and suffer in silence. Please don’t suffer talk to some one
02/10/2025

So many people just get on with their lives and suffer in silence. Please don’t suffer talk to some one

This is so true. So many people just get on with it and suffer in silence
02/10/2025

This is so true. So many people just get on with it and suffer in silence

27/09/2025
This is such a powerful statement
26/09/2025

This is such a powerful statement

24/09/2025

Dealing with your own mental health is like dealing with a dark cloud overhead that you can’t shift. Some days are worst than others and you just can’t explain it. Guess what? You don’t have to explain it. Stop and listen to your body. It’s ok to have an off day. Just take baby steps. Will you sometimes have a step back yes you will. Just be kind to yourself.

17/09/2025

💙 Thank You 💙

I just want to take a moment to say a massive thank you to everyone who has followed, supported, and shared our page over the years.

I started Su***de Awareness back in 2014 as a safe space for people to share their experiences and to offer support to those who needed it. I could never have imagined the response it would receive or the number of people who would reach out looking for help, comfort, or just someone to talk to.

Every message, every share, every comment it all means more than you’ll ever know. This page wouldn’t be what it is without you. Together, we’ve built a community that listens, supports, and shows that no one has to go through it alone.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you. 💙

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16/09/2025

You never know the impact you might have on someone. I come across this over the years. I talk to people and they share their stories. Sometimes just listening will have an impact on that person. We sometimes just like to talk. Why not just listen sometimes.

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Su***de Awareness Ireland is here to offer support to people who are suffering. We can point you in the right direction. Su***de Awareness Ireland was set up in 2015. I have suffered with depression for many years and have been in that dark place and have come out the other side. The aim of Su***de is to raise awareness of Mental Health in Ireland. At present more needs to be done. Currently we have more su***de than road deaths in Ireland and this can not this has to stop. If you are in need of support please reach out and ask for help. Su***de is never ever the answer. It’s OK not to be OK and it’s perfectly OK to ask for help