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06 Sept 2025
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SAFE (Suicide Awareness For Everyon) Castlebellingham recently held their annual fundraising Black Tie Ball in Darver Castle.
The elegant event saw guests enjoying a four course meal, an auction, a raffle and live music by Vertigo.
The SAFE service is available to anyone not just people from Castlebellingham, with two registered counsellors available for anybody who needs to talk.
The service was set up by Patrick and Sandra Byrne in the wake of a number of tragedies in the village.
Their Black Tie fundraising vent was hailed as a fantastic success and our photographer Arthur Kinahan was there to capture the great night.
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