Hundreds of cyclists, participating in the Cycle Against Suicide left Tipperary town this morning on the 11th day of their awareness campaign..
Today’s route involved the cyclists travelling the 38km to Clonmel, with a short stop in Cahir on the way.
Then, from Clonmel they were due to complete today’s route by cycling the 50km to Waterford.
The purpose of the Cycle Against Suicide is to draw attention to the services that are available for anybody experiencing mental health issues. It is also a way of telling people that ‘it is ok not to feel ok, and that it’s absolutely ok to ask for help’.
With this in mind, St Anne’s School in Tipp town held an event showcasing all of the mental health services available locally.
Founder of the Cycle Against Suicide Jim Breen speaks of the importance of the awareness, this event is promoting…
