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Coldtober is a fundraising event, for the much-needed mental health services, during the month of October - where the public are invited to join in a month-long challenge to help progress their mission to support children, young people and adults with their mental health.

Coldtober is a fundraising event, for the much-needed mental health services, during the month of October - where the public are invited to join in a month-long challenge to help progress their mission to support children, young people and adults with their mental health.

Registration has opened for Coldtober 2022 — Helplink’s annual fundraising event for the month of October.

Helplink provides accessible, free or low cost mental health services locally, nationally and internationally, seven days a week and out–of–hours.

In 2021 Helplink saw their month-long sea swimming fundraiser challenge for their services called Coldtober go national, so all of Ireland could take part!

Helplink provide accessible, free or low cost mental health services; locally, nationally and internationally, seven days a week and out–of–hours. The three types of mental health services that Helplink provide are: Counselling, Information Provision and Education.

Building on last year’s successful sea-swimming fundraising challenge organised by students from NUI Galway for our services, the team at Helplink is to hold a national, month-long sea swimming fundraiser challenge called Coldtober.

Despite another sodden summer weather-wise, it has been another great year for Irish hospitality. While closures are still occurring, the number of new businesses opening continues apace. New openings are mainly of the bistro and café variety, with tea rooms continuing to grow in popularity and the afternoon tea craze reaching its peak.

The Chinese New Year is upon us and celebrations will continue for around 2 weeks – more than enough time to try the amazing new menu at The Noodle House and get hooked on the freshest and tastiest hand-made noodles in town.

It is no secret that the Irish love their tea. We drink more of this hot beverage per capita than any other country. The presence of tea making facilities is considered essential in any hotel or bed & breakfast room and it is offered at breakfast, elevenses, lunch, dinner, and any time in between.