People are being encouraged to get involved in a new social media campaign aimed at encouraging men to talk about their feelings.
Hundreds of people have been taking to twitter to post selfies with the OK symbol.
@TheLadBible pic.twitter.com/tSPXKtQvhO
— Ricky Gervais (@rickygervais) August 5, 2016
It's all part of the 'It's okay to talk' campaign which was started by Luke Ambler - the international Irish rugby league player who plays for Halifax after his brother in law took his own life.
A number of high profile people have lent their support to the campaign including Ricky Gervais and Rob Delaney.
Thanks @Ben_calder21 & @rugby_LS for the nomination, I nominate @mhoulden1 @DaveBiggs91 @JMunnery #itsokaytotalk pic.twitter.com/HprrQdH2es
— jamie stevenson (@Jamie9Stevenson) August 10, 2016
Susan Keogh has been speaking to Barry Sheridan CEO of the Irish Men's Sheds Association which also encourages men to talk about their feelings:
#itsokaytotalk campaign gets the backing of @IrishSheds movement
More at 1 #TuneIn @TodayFMNews pic.twitter.com/W4jej2aLHP
— Susan Keogh (@suskeogh) August 10, 2016
