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New York Irish community to receive €72k for counselling services

Pieta House is to receive over €72,000 in funding to help provide counselling and suicide prevention services to the Irish community in New York.

New York Irish community to receive €72k for counselling services

Thu, 11 Dec, 2014 - 10:15

Pieta House is to receive over €72,000 in funding to help provide counselling and suicide prevention services to the Irish community in New York.

The Minister for the Diaspora Jimmy Deenihan made the announcement this morning.

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