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Suicide is a serious issue in Ireland, with nearly 500 deaths every year. Young people, especially men under 25, are particularly at risk. Early recognition of suicidal thoughts or self-harm is vital, as timely intervention can save lives.

Athlone and Midlands Samaritans are launching a major volunteer recruitment campaign to encourage Night Owls to become involved and help to change people’s lives.

Volunteers are the heart of Galway Samaritans. The commitment of its volunteers means anyone who is going through difficult times can count on Samaritans to be there day and night, 365 days a year.

Volunteers are the heart of Galway Samaritans. The commitment of volunteers means anyone who is going through difficult times can count on Samaritans to be there day and night, 365 days a year.

Within the surrounds of the Franciscan Friary, a festive atmosphere abounded as festive carols graced the 31st edition of the Samaritans Christmas concert.

Castlebar Samaritans, the latest addition to the Samaritan network will be officially launched in 21 Upper Thomas St., Castlebar on Monday, August 28 at 5.30pm.

Throughout July, Athlone and Midland Samaritans is reminding the public that its volunteers provide around-the-clock emotional support to anyone who is struggling to cope.

Volunteers are the heart of Galway Samaritans. The commitment of its volunteers means anyone who is going through difficult times can count on Samaritans to be there day and night, 365 days a year.

Have you three hours a week to spare? If so, Athlone and Midland Samaritans are seeking new listening volunteers to help deliver their emotional support service to callers.

Suicide is a topic that is unfortunately all too common and prevalent in Irish society.