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.

12/09/2025

Mental health affects you all in one way or another. Mental health does not discriminate against race, religion or what part of the world you live in. We can be so quick to judge. Remember you do not know what a person is going through.

11/09/2025

The biggest battle we will ever have is with our minds. The mind is the most powerfully thing. It has the ability to break us down if we let it. Control your mind don’t let your mind control you.

🌟 Today we pause to remember, to raise awareness, and to share hope.Together we can reduce stigma and support one anothe...
10/09/2025

🌟 Today we pause to remember, to raise awareness, and to share hope.
Together we can reduce stigma and support one another. 💛

***dePreventionDay

07/09/2025

To all the men out there dealing struggling. Did you know you’re not less of a man if you cry, ask for help or share your pain. I hear this from so many men. I hear this from so many men you and old. If you want to cry just cry. If you want to scream just scream. The most important thing is you ask for help. People will listen. Please don’t suffer in silence.

28/08/2025

How many of you have had a night out planned, or arranged coffee with friends and suddenly the 4 walls you inhabit seem the only safe haven because it's the only place you don't have to pretend you are ok, so you cancel.
Or when you are invited out you tell them how terribly sorry you are but you're already booked up that weekend, when you are actually just really busy holding it together in your safe box. And so the first problem starts, all by itself. People stop asking you and the isolation that at first wasn't true becomes your only truth.
Please don't give up on your friends. Ring them, go round, even when they don't want you to. Because they really do, they just don't know how to say it.
I'm going to make a bet, without being pessimistic, that out of my Facebook friends that less than 5 will take the time to put this on their wall to help raise awareness for those who have mental health difficulties. You just have to copy it from my wall and paste it to yours (hold down on my post and you will be given the option to copy... then go to your status and hold down to paste).
Who will be my 5 I wonder?
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Mental Health Awareness

23/08/2025

Dealing with your mental health can feel like having a dark cloud over your head every single day.

The battles we face in our own minds are often the hardest ones.

But please remember there is always hope. 🌟
Never be afraid to reach out and ask for help. 💙

16/08/2025

What are your best tips for dealing with your mental health?

14/08/2025

Does talking about your feelings make you less of a man?
Absolutely not.

It’s time we change the stigma around men expressing their emotions.
I have two amazing boys, and I always tell them to talk about how they’re feeling. I tell them I love them all the time.

Does that make me less of a man? No.
And if someone has a problem with that, guess what? I couldn’t care less.

I’m a man and I hope that one day, if my boys have children of their own, they’ll teach them the same thing:
That no matter what… it’s okay not to be okay. ❤️

14/08/2025

You never really know what someone is going through.
I’ve heard it too many times: “I didn’t know they were struggling.”
A person can look like the happiest soul in the room, laughing and smiling… while silently screaming on the inside.

Mental pain doesn’t always show on the outside.
That’s why it’s so important to check in on the people you care about — not just when they seem down, but especially when they seem fine.

A message, a call, a chat over coffee… it might just make more difference than you’ll ever realise. ❤️

14/08/2025

Men are great at talking about football, golf, and what we did at the weekend.
But guess what? Men are not so great at talking about their feelings — and that needs to change.

If you’re struggling or worried about what you’re dealing with, remember this: everyone is going through something. Your mental health is the most important thing in your life.

No one can truly know what’s going on in your mind except you.
So talk to someone. It really is that simple.

12/08/2025

It's okay not to be okay. We hear this so many times but do we listen?

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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