Dublin man's Trainspotting tribute to address mental health goes viral

Dublin man Keith Kelly saw an opportunity to reach people and address mental health when Trainspotting 2 was released.

Dublin man's Trainspotting tribute to address mental health goes viral
Sat, 11 Feb, 2017 - 11:17
Claire Anderson

Dublin man Keith Kelly saw an opportunity to reach people and address mental health when Trainspotting 2 was released.

Keith is a volunteer with Suicide or Survive and has struggled with his own mental health over the years.

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