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University of Limerick study shows mental health care in community reduces stigma

A STUDY carried out at the University of Limerick has shown that mental health care in the community reduces stigma. The research has offered the first evidence that community-based mental health services have a positive impact on local attitudes to ...

21 Nov 2018 at 13:48

What's On

Hope springs for Limerick-based singer songwriter Conor Ward

LIMERICK based singer songwriter Conor Ward has released his new single Hope. The song relates to mental health and how with the power of hope, one can overcome any adversities in their life. “I lost two close friends to suicide, and that obviously ...

31 Aug 2018 at 13:20

Community

WATCH - Shining a light on Darkness: Thousands take part in dawn Limerick walk for Pieta House

THOUSANDS of people have taken part in the Darkness into Light dawn walk for Pieta House in Limerick. Yellow-tshirt clad fundraisers gathered at Thomond Park in the city, the Desmond College in Newcastle West and Kilmallock and Murroe for the ...

12 May 2018 at 10:04

Community

Riders set to cycle West Limerick for Pieta House 100

A CALL has gone out to keen cyclists across Limerick to join in a fundraiser for Pieta House next month. For the third year in a row, Pieta House will hold a 100 Cycle to mark World Suicide Prevention Day on Sunday, September 10. The first ...

28 Aug 2017 at 06:55

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