Frontline workers in Donegal take part in Movember

(L-R) Michael Scott (Donegal Fire Service), Private Liam McLaughlin (28th Infantry Bn, Finner Camp), Brendan McGovern (National Ambulance Service), Roisin McBride (Irish Coast Guard), Superintendent David Kelly (An Garda Síochána), Brian Ferry (National Ambulance Service) & Commandant Enda Caldwell (28th Infantry Bn, Finner Camp). | An Garda Síochána Donegal/Facebook

placeholder image — (L-R) Michael Scott (Donegal Fire Service), Private Liam McLaughlin (28th Infantry Bn, Finner Camp), Brendan McGovern (National Ambulance Service), Roisin McBride (Irish Coast Guard), Superintendent David Kelly (An Garda Síochána), Brian Ferry (National Ambulance Service) & Commandant Enda Caldwell (28th Infantry Bn, Finner Camp). | An Garda Síochána Donegal/Facebook

A team of Donegal’s Frontline Service workers are climbing Mount Errigal each week for Movember

Frontline Service workers in Donegal are taking part in the Movember campaign together.

A team of Frontline Service workers is promoting Men’s Mental Health and Cancer Awareness by climbing Mount Errigal each week for the month of November.

Movember is an annual global charity event held during the month of November where participants grow moustaches to raise funds and awareness for men's health.

The campaign focuses on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health and suicide prevention.

A spokesperson for An Garda Síochána Donegal said: “Please support the Movember campaign by having conversations about these issues in order to help raise awareness and to encourage the men in your life to also open up about these important topics.

“The primary aim of this campaign is to promote Men's Mental & Physical Health by starting conversations!”