Hillwalk funds drive to fight a national scourge

WE would like to invite your readers to support the National Suicide Research Foundation’s first hillwalking trek which will take place on the Galtee Mountains on Sunday, September 21.

Hillwalk funds drive to fight a national scourge
Thu, 11 Sep, 2003 - 01:00

As readers are no doubt aware, recent decades have seen fundamental changes in Irish society.

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