This afternoon.
At the Spire, O’Connell Street, Dublin
Dublin Samaritans write:
Our volunteers are out and about for 12 hours today on O Connell St. They are offering emotional support and raising awareness of our free phone number 116 123. Come Talk To Us, if things are getting to you.
Sinclair C5 anyone?
Free next Tuesday?
Dalachy writes:
“Galway Samaritans are running a fundraiser and awareness night in The Roisin Dubh on Tuesday 26th August. Showing one of Robin Williams best movies to be chosen by YOU. €5 on the door and all proceeds to Galway Samaritans. The choice is YOURS: : Good Will Hunting (1997), Good Morning Vietnam (1987) or Mrs Doubtfire (1993)…”
YOU must decide!
Good Morning Mrs Will Hunting – Samartians fundraiser (Facebook)
[Top: Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources Pat Rabbitte. Above from left: Herb Hribar CEO of Eircom, Robert Finnegan, CEO Three, Magnus Ternsjo, CEO of UPC, Peter Evans, Director of Strategy BT Ireland, Torlach Denihan from IBEC, , Pat Rabbitte, Gary Healy, Head of Regulation and Public Policiy at O2 and junior minister with responsibility for Mental Health, Kathleen Lynch.]
Struggling to cope?
Depressed?
A new Samaritans number was unvelied today at the RHA [Royal Hibernian Acadamy, Ely Place, Dublin.
116123 replaces the existing low-call number making it possible to access the service “at any time of the day or night, free of charge”.
Fair play though in fairness.
(Sasko lazarov/Photocall ireland)
