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A special celebration marking eight years of community support and progress will take place later this month as LTSP hosts its 8 Years of Hope Ball. A special celebration marking eight years of community support and progress will take place later this month as LTSP hosts its 8 Years of Hope Ball.

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Limerick Treaty Suicide Prevention 8 Years of Hope Ball set for Saturday, May 30

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Limerick Treaty Suicide Prevention (LTSP) 8 Years of Hope Ball set for Saturday, May 30. Picture: Olena Oleksienko/ilovelimerick

Limerick Treaty Suicide Prevention will host a special celebration marking eight years of community through its LTSP 8 Years of Hope Ball on Saturday, May 30

LTSP 8 Years of Hope Ball set for Saturday, May 30
LTSP has invited businesses, organisations and individuals who have supported its work throughout the years to attend the event. Picture: Olena Oleksienko/ilovelimerick

Limerick Treaty Suicide Prevention (LTSP) will mark eight years in the community by inviting the public to support the group with its 8 Years of Hope Ball on Saturday, May 30.

The ball, which will mark the milestone for the group, will see LTSP hold a black-tie event on May 30 at the Clayton Hotel, celebrating the volunteer group’s journey over the past eight years, as well as celebratingthe people and groups who have supported their cause.

The evening will include a four-course meal and drinks reception, with organisers promising a night of celebration, appreciation and reflection on the organisation’s achievements to date.


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LTSP has invited businesses, organisations and individuals who have supported its work throughout the years to attend the event with tickets priced at €70 for those hoping to support the great cause.

The evening will also bring together volunteers and supporters who have played an important role in helping the organisation grow and continue its work in the community.

The evening will include a four-course meal and drinks reception

LTSP is a non-profit volunteer organisation founded in 2018, dedicated to patrolling the river in Limerick during the night, offering support to individuals who may need someone to talk to. The team is committed to creating a safe and welcoming environment where anyone feeling isolated or distressed can find a listening ear.

LTSP believes in the power of connection and understanding and is there to help people through difficult times.

Organisers say they are looking forward to welcoming supporters on the night and celebrating the journey the organisation has shared with the community over the past eight years.

Speaking about their mission, the group say, “Your support is vital to the work of Limerick Treaty Suicide Prevention. Every day, we provide care, understanding, and hope to individuals and families facing mental health crises or suicidal thoughts. Our mission is simple and urgent: to prevent suicide and ensure no one faces crisis alone.

“We rely on the generosity of our community to continue this life-saving work. Donations directly fund essential equipment such as uniforms, jackets, and PFDs, as well as outreach, awareness campaigns, training, and support services”

For more information, visit the LTSP website.

Organisers say they are looking forward to welcoming supporters on the night and celebrating the journey the organisation has shared with the community over the past eight years. Picture: Olena Oleksienko/ilovelimerick
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