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A sense of club community was very much to the fore this past weekend as members of Athlone GAA united to raise much needed funds for Pieta House Midlands.

Darkness Into Light, the flagship annual fundraising event for suicide prevention charity Pieta, and proudly supported by Electric Ireland, has been postponed until the autumn due to COVID-19.

A phone call when at her lowest mental health ebb proved the genesis for transformation and the formation of a relationship with Pieta House Midlands in Athlone for Mary McCarthy.

In tandem with the Pieta House ‘Feelgood Week’ initiative week, from October 20-27 inclusive, a local employee of the non-profit organisation is putting his best fundraising foot forward as he has been running 5k a day since September 1, culminating in a fun run on the AIT track, courtesy of Athlone Running Club, to take place at 6.30pm on Friday, October 26.

Pieta House, has launched a new initiative, 'FeelGood Week', aiming to bring people together to remind themselves of how good they can feel and raise vital funds.

For the second time Castlebar man Johnny Oosten has taken to his bike and made his way from north to south along the Wild Atlantic Way to raise money for Pieta House, suicide and self harm centre.

Pieta House’s flagship fundraising awareness event Darkness into Light celebrates its 10th year this May in more than 150 venues in Ireland and across the world.

The students and staff of Athlone VTOS recently raised much needed funds by way of a quiz for Pieta House.