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Insight Inishowen has launched a new “Listening Ear” service to provide support to those who are struggling with stress, anxiety or isolation.
The confidential telephone line (0871708743) offers a sympathetic listening ear for people to talk through their thoughts and feelings in these tough times.
The phoneline is open seven-days-a-week for two hours each evening (6-8pm) and a text service is available at other times.
Although not intended to provide counsel or advice, our support workers will be able to signpost callers to other services or places where they can find practical help and support.
Insight Inishowen is a local voluntary-run charity promoting mental health and wellbeing and working to prevent suicide through a wide range of initiatives in our community. For more information see our website www.insightinishowen.ie.
Pictured at the presentation of the cheque from the fundraising efforts in memory of John Collins are, from left to right: Gertie Monagle, Mary Collins, Paul Sloane, Janet Cooke, Catherine Monagle and
To mark National Public Libraries Open Day 2025, Donegal Libraries will celebrate a two week programme of events across the county
The man was driving a yellow crane similar to this one when he was stopped by the guards at Fahan.
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