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Push on to bolster victim support - The Clare Champion

Push on to bolster victim support - The Clare Champion
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El brutal caso de violencia de género que conmueve a Dublín: el momento en que jóvenes empujaron a una adolescente a las vías del tren

El brutal caso de violencia de género que conmueve a Dublín: el momento en que jóvenes empujaron a una adolescente a las vías del tren
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If I didn t run, he would have killed me stone dead : Domestic abuse survivors say more support is needed

); If I didn t run, he would have killed me stone dead : Domestic abuse survivors say more support is needed Over the course of the pandemic some people have been trapped with their abusers 24-7, Órla Ryan writes. By Órla Ryan Monday 10 May 2021, 12:05 AM Mon 12:05 AM 22,614 Views 0 Comments File photo DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IS widespread across Ireland and the Covid-19 lockdowns have exacerbated the problem. Over the past 14 months some people have been trapped with their abusers 24-7 without the respite of work or other activities. One in four women in Ireland have been abused by a current or former partner.

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Go Purple Day events across Kildare supported by local gardaí

Local Gardaí took part in events to support for Go Purple Day across the county on Friday last. The day was aimed at raising awareness and funds fo.

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Kilkenny landmarks light up to mark Go Purple Day

Kilkenny landmarks light up to mark Go Purple Day The initiative is to raise awareness around domestic violence Reporter: ); ); Local landmarks including Kilkenny Garda Station and County Hall turned purple last night (Thursday) to raise awareness of domestic violence for Go Purple Day. Cathaoirleach of Kilkenny County Council, Andrew McGuinness was joined by Lisa Morris, manager of Amber Women’s Refuge, who has been promoting the campaign and urging people to take part, at County Hall yesterday evening to mark the event. Speaking to The Kilkenny People, Cathaoirleach Andrew McGuinness said, “I want to commend Lisa and all the team at Amber Womens Refuge, not only for taking on this great awareness raising initiative, but also for the fantastic work they do every day.”

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