What started as a simple poster campaign on the streets of Cork has today turned into a charity t-shirt in aid off Pieta House.

A study has found that GPs do not feel equipped to manage people who self-harm.

New research has found that parents of teenagers who self-harm or have suicidal ideation can deal better with associated stress by partaking in a 16-week course that includes mindfulness.

A mother who lost her teenage daughter to suicide has warned that the mentality of “hiding behind closed doors, struggling to keep our problems closed in” is destroying the country.

The death by suicide of a teenage girl has thrown gaps in mental health services for young people into sharp relief.

Researchers in the UK believe they have identified key networks in the brain that interact to increase the risk that someone will think about – or attempt – suicide.

This time of year, in the long nights of winter in our northern hemisphere, is when people may be more vulnerable to depression or suicidal thoughts.

Elber Twomey believes “her beauties” are smiling in heaven because of her success in pushing for suicide training for all police officers.

Seven times more Traveller men and six times more Traveller women commit suicide compared to the general population, according to figures from the National Traveller Mental Health Network.

More than 5,300 people have had face-to-face appointments with Pieta's suicide-prevention service this year.

The head of the National Office for Suicide Prevention, John Meehan, said the evidence-informed training programmes are helping to develop “suicide safer” communities in Ireland.

Teenage leaders will conduct a major survey on youth suicide in Cork during a showcase event in the city tomorrow as part of a wider campaign to expand specialist suicide support training to over 16s.

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has published its yearly summary of vital statistics.

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Publishing details of every nurse sanctioned by their regulatory body could lead some to take their own lives or consider doing so, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO).

Mental Health charity Suicide or Survive (SOS) is urging people to make wellness a priority in the workplace this Friday.

Members of a Cork family devastated by suicide are helping to bring the first-ever Darkness Into Light (DIL) walk to a Gaeltacht community.

A month after Instagram promised to remove graphic images of self-harm from its platform, Sky News has found numerous disturbing videos and pictures on the social media website.

An anonymous donor has paid for a headstone for a teenage girl who took her own life last St Patrick’s Day.

People bereaved by suicide found aspects of the inquest “inappropriate, insensitive, and traumatic.”

A Dublin-based Spanish waiter killed his partner and two Irish born children in a murder-suicide in Poland just days before Christmas.

“Sticks and stones may break my bones – but words will never hurt me,” goes the playground rhyme.

Suspected cases of suicide across Cork city and county are now being recorded in real time by researchers in an effort to determine the likelihood of ‘clusters’.

The mother of a suicidal 10-year-old boy who is on the autistic spectrum has written an open letter to Health Minister Simon Harris asking him to allocate urgent counselling for her son so she can go to bed at night without being afraid of waking up to a tragedy.

A woman whose daughter killed herself after years of online torment has vowed to continue a campaign to change cyber-bullying laws here.

Well-known Irish personalities have pledged their support to nationwide wellness campaign run by Pieta House.

A mother whose 14-year-old daughter died by suicide earlier this year has called on those suffering from suicidal thoughts to talk to someone.

A young mother living in emergency accommodation died by suicide in a Dublin hotel, an inquest has heard.

The jury at an inquest into the death of a barrister under threat of legal action arising from a perceived mistake at work has returned a verdict of suicide.

Mental health campaigners have said the latest critical report on the state of services should act as a wake-up call to government.

The Mental Health Commission has said the buck stops with the Government and health minister after its latest annual report said continuing failings in the mental health system indicate “a lack of interest and motivation” from those in authority.

Fine Gael Senator Catherine Noone has called for more online counselling services to be available for teens.

Hundreds of teachers are to be trained in programmes aimed at preventing suicide and helping teenagers cope with traumatic incidents.

A devastated mum has decided to share her heartache at losing both her sons to suicide in order to highlight the prevalence of siblings who take their own lives.

The study looks at the need for a counselling service in primary schools.

Almost two thirds of clients who took part in a pilot study run by Dublin Simon said they had made at least one previous suicide attempt.

A woman who lost her husband, son and unborn daughter when her family were involved in a crash with a suicidal driver has focused her grief in to raising hundreds of thousands of euro for charity.