Get involved and host a Coffee Morning for us!
Gather some friends, family, neighbours, or work colleagues together. Enjoy a coffee and some cakes and help raise money to support our work.
Our Volunteers are looking forward to seeing our friends and supporters at the following Festive Season events.
Read MoreOur volunteers are busy rehearsing their songs for our annual Christmas Carols Event, alongside Suggs Ukelele band on Grafton Street.
Read MoreThe Griffith Avenue Mile takes place on Sunday 21st September @3pm
Read MoreThe Samaritans Hand of Friendship Walk takes place on Sunday 28th Sept @ noon
In the majestic surroundings of Avondale Forest Park, Rathdrum Co. Wicklow
Volunteers will be celebrating Samaritans Awareness Day (24th July) at three events in Dublin city this Thursday, including a lunchtime concert at the beautiful bandstand in St. Stephen's Green.
Read MoreDublin Samaritans first opened its doors on March 2nd 1970. Fifty five years later and the branch has grown beyond what anyone could have imagined.
Read MoreVolunteers will be celebrating Samaritans Awareness Day (24th July) at three events in Dublin city this Wednesday, including a lunchtime concert at the beautiful bandstand in St. Stephen's Green.
Read MoreDid you ever wonder what happens when you phone Samaritans?
Read MoreVeteran broadcaster Charlie Bird will lead a 5km walk through Avondale Forest Park in Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow, with Samaritans volunteers and supporters on Sunday 16th April.
Read MoreCharlie Bird has offered to help highlight the work of Dublin Samaritans.
Read MoreBord Bia Bloom takes place over five days on the June Bank Holiday weekend, running from 9am to 6pm daily.
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Read Moremazing supporters!
A massive thank you to all our supporters who have been doing great work raising money for Dublin Samaritans.
A big thank you to Crumlin United who recently unveiled their new kit, now showing their support for Dublin Samaritans.
Read MoreFriends of Dublin Samaritans subscriptions go towards running our 24/7 helpline. We can continue offering emotional support to anyone experiencing grief, distress or suicidal feelings. It allows us to continue training volunteers as well as help to provide outreach programmes.
Read MoreOn Monday, March 2nd 1970, the first branch of Samaritans in Ireland opened in a house, scheduled for demolition, in Dublin city centre
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