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Walkers at a previous Darkness Into Light in Inistioge
Inistioge will once again host a Darkness into Light event on Saturday, May 10.
Each year the walk provides an opportunity for people to connect with their local community and to bring hope to people who have been impacted by suicide. The route takes walkers on a tranquil journey from Inistioge village, over the bridge and along the River Nore.
Share a sunrise moment and raise vital funds for people affected by suicide and self-harm. Register at darknessintolight.ie. [When registering, choose County - Kilkenny then Venue – Inistioge]
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Pieta House is 80% funded by fundraising events like Darkness Into Light. Since Darkness Into Light began, our supporters have helped Pieta raise over €36 million. So, DIL directly contributes to enabling Pieta to provide services to people impacted by suicide and self-harm.
For further information about the Darkness into Light Inistioge walk please email John Gilsenan at info@inistioge.ie or call / text to 086-3840062.
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