Watching the sun rise at Bray beach at Darkness Into Light. Photo: Leigh Anderson Emily Flanigan in Baltinglass. Photo: Joe Byrne Rita O'Byrne, Niamh Byrne and Sarah Byrne at Darkness Into Light ...

Close to 100,000 people have taken part in the annual Darkness Into Light fundraiser with people running, walking and wheeling from start lines at sports clubs, churches and schools around the ...

COMMUNITIES across Northern Ireland took part in the annual Darkness into Light event, a suicide awareness campaign that stages an early morning walk as the sun rises. Raising money for mental ...

Ahead of annual fundraising event Darkness Into Light a local mental health charity has told of the importance of having “open and accessible” mental health services across the north.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to take part in Darkness Into Light at more than 200 locations in Ireland and abroad on Saturday. The annual event is a fundraiser for Pieta, a charity ...

More than 1,000 people rose bright and early on Saturday morning as they took to the streets of Wicklow town for Darkness into Light. The majority of participants were dressed in yellow in a show ...

A grandmother, mother and a nine-year-old boy from Maynooth huddled together on a damp wooden bench at the local GAA club at 4am this morning in preparation for the Darkness into Light walk.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The first ever Darkness Into Light event will take place in Glasgow in the early hours of Saturday morning. The event raises awareness and ...

Tens of thousands of people joined in this year’s Darkness Into Light, the national fundraiser for suicide and self-harm prevention charity Pieta, an event marking its 16th year. Walks took ...

The sunrise walk, organised by Pieta and proudly supported by Electric Ireland, invites communities to unite in support of Darkness Into Light's seven partner charities across Northern Ireland ...