Mitchelstown club stamps out stigma

Mitchelstown Macra hosted a mental health awareness evening recently in association with Headstrong — the National Centre for Youth Mental Health.

Thu, 26 Feb, 2015 - 00:00

Claire Sutton

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The event, in the Firgrove Hotel, kicked off with club chairperson Aileen Gallagher outlining the key aim of the club’s mental health awareness campaign — that it’s ok not to always be ok.

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