Photo: Faro - Largo da Sé © Arquivo Turismo de Portugal Suicide is complex and leaves lasting harmful effects on individuals, families and communities. Ireland ranked 61st in the world for suicide at 9.6 per 100,000 people in 2021 based on data released by the European Commission. The Health at a Glance Report, also published by […]
Suicide prevention is not just an individual concern, but a community-wide issue that requires the support and involvement of everyone. Each suicide is devastating, affecting family, friends and the wider community. The consequences are far-reaching and can cause immeasurable pain and grief. By raising awareness, providing support and promoting mental health, we can create a […]
Introducing 'King of the Castle' -Cycle Against Suicide's Sportif - the ultimate opportunity for cycling enthusiasts of all abilities to come together. Sarting and finishing in Swords Castle, this sportif will be led by the legend that is Sean Kelly. Our King of the Castle cycling sportif is the perfect way to challenge yourself and […]
Exercise is proven to have numerous benefits for mental health by releasing endorphins also known as ‘feel-good’ chemicals in the brain. It can help to reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety, improve mood and enhance overall cognitive function, including memory and attention. Regular exercise can help improve the quality of sleep and make it easier […]
World Suicide Prevention Day, 10th September 2023 Mizen to Malin - September 9th to 16th 2023 'Cycle a pathway to hope’ September is recognised as World Suicide Prevention Month, a time to acknowledge those affected by suicide and help raise awareness. We all play a critical role in preventing suicide. Each suicide is devasting and suicidal behaviour has a profound impact on […]