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The first of 10 talks for the month of September is officially done ☑️ Thank you to St Patrick’s Comprehensive secondary...
08/09/2026

The first of 10 talks for the month of September is officially done ☑️ Thank you to St Patrick’s Comprehensive secondary school in Shannon County Clare for inviting me down to the banner county to speak to their students.

What an honour it is to tour the country giving the talks I badly needed in school better never had. Telling my story, discussing my struggles and normalising the everyday battles we all face. Mental health is health and by normalising it we reduce feelings of isolation, shame and guilt that is strongly tied to mental health stigma. HUH? How’s Ur Head? 🧠❤️

Up next: I’m headed for the REAL capital of Cork to speak to some students and also taking part in a Random Acts Of Kindness Drop somewhere throughout Ireland VERY VERY SOON.

Grá Mór ❤️

GO ON THE PAULY FELLA! Let me introduce or reintroduce you to my pal Paul. A HUH OG. We wouldn’t be where we are without...
04/09/2026

GO ON THE PAULY FELLA! Let me introduce or reintroduce you to my pal Paul. A HUH OG. We wouldn’t be where we are without him. Paul is the type of guy whether there’s rain, hail or snow he’d be there. If you needed a lift to the airport, no hassle. You need a favour or job done, you don’t even have to ask or you just need some advice, he always seems to have it. Paul is the definition of a villager and an incredible friend that everyone should have. Since day 1 of HUH Clothing this man has purchased and supported my mental health brand so much. Late nights in the offices doing mundane tasks like folding hoodies, making boxes or peeling stickers. Attending events without being asked when you’re desperate for bodies to turn up & constantly advocating for the HUH brand. All with no expectation or asking of a favour in return.

WELL…This absolute hero has recently started his own business with his business Partner Mark (I’m still Mark #1) and it’s called Steel Frames Direct Ireland and today I had the absolute pleasure of giving them some help with content creation and also talking all things Mental Health awareness and branded merchandise. I’ll never be able to replicate the help this man has given me over the years, but for now I can only try. Also, the work the lads do with Movember Ireland 🇮🇪 and advocating for mental health since day 1 of this business is just a true testament to believing in what Paul has helped me build here at HUH.

Give these a like, share, follow on their journey manufacturing and supplying high-quality, precision-engineered light gauge steel buildings, delivered in stick form or panel form. Ready for assembly with clear instructions included.

Congrats to Paul and Mark! Two grafters. 🧠❤️

21/08/2026

Just be sound & work hard 💪🧠

16/08/2026

Do you agree?

Let’s work together on some sportswear. Contact me today at [email protected]

14/08/2026

I am honoured to tour Ireland giving the talks I badly needed when I was in school but never had… the school talks are on the horizon and the emails and bookings have started!

Contact me at [email protected] if you’re looking for a guest speaker at your school for the upcoming academic year!

13/08/2026

Social connection is the key to positive mental health 🧠❤️

11/08/2026

After 15 years of unexpressed emotions and mental health struggles I created a clothing brand called HUH, meaning how’s ur head?

Now I tour schools and businesses speaking about my journey, my struggles and my business in an effort to normalise and make our struggles relatable to all.

Contact me- [email protected]

07/08/2026

Over the years, and particularly in my teenage years into my early 20’s I constantly struggled with body image. I was always self conscious and it affected me every single day. It determined how I felt, my confidence levels & my ability to perform in sport. It decided what I would wear, how I would act and oftentimes made me stay at home when I wanted to be out and about socialising and having fun. I would wear baggier black clothes because I had heard once that black clothing makes you look slimmer. I would never wear a t-shirt underneath a hoodie as my brain was telling me the extra layer was making me look even bigger and I would always sit with a pillow on my lap to cover myself to try hide what I was “ashamed” off. I would be lying if I said it didn’t affect me to this day. It most certainly does but thankfully not to the same extent.

Over the years my relationship to food and exercise has always been tricky, I struggled with severe OCD for years and one ritual/routine of it meant I ate the same meals and foods for months and months at a time and if something changed that or got in the way of it things would not be good for me mentally. I went through phases of extreme healthiness and extreme unhealthiness when it came to food choices and now looking back on it, the extremes highlight the obsessive compulsive disorder I experienced.

In 2024 I ran 6 marathons, 40+ half marathons and not a day would pass where I didn’t do some form of exercise. Although exercise is my anchor, it clears my head and it’s incredible for your mental health there have been times just like in 2024 where it both made me the strong person I am today but but also broke me down.

I’m yet to figure it all out (obviously) but as I grow older and after years of therapy I am in a much healthier place with body image, my relationship with food and exercise. I needed somebody to tell me sooner what I now know, I needed the arm around the shoulder and the listening ear. I needed therapy and I needed more mental health role models when I was younger. A problem shared is a problem halved.

Mental Health Matters ❤️🧠

05/08/2026

It’s been one hell of a journey but in a weird way I wouldn’t change a bit of it. All the hardship, struggles, panic attacks, sleepless nights and much much more has given me the opportunity to share my story in the hopes that somebody feels less isolated. Mental health is health, and we need to be educated on it from a young age, we need to address it as we get older and we need to create environments where we can openly discuss our struggles.

If you need a guest speaker for your business, school or sports club to talk all things mental health and wellbeing-being let’s work together!

[email protected]

HUH X DF - TOMORROW @ 7PM ❤️🧠Tomorrow at 7pm ourselves here at HUH Clothing are partnering with the incredibly talented ...
05/08/2026

HUH X DF - TOMORROW @ 7PM ❤️🧠

Tomorrow at 7pm ourselves here at HUH Clothing are partnering with the incredibly talented Daragh Fleming to release some oversized, unisex and organic t-shirts featuring some of his work printed on the back. Daragh has been a friend of the brand for many years and has advocated for HUH near and far representing our products on Tv appearances, newspaper articles, throughout all social media platforms and even on stage at festivals. The brands align, our goals for mental health awareness are in sync and ever since getting to know Daragh several years ago I always thought it would be a great fit.

These t-shirts will be available on a pre-order basis with all information included in the product descriptions and emails being sent out to all newsletter sign ups.

T-shirts designed by joecaslin

Photography by Arthur Barducco | Photography+ 📸

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