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Today marks the beginning of 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. Clare Haven Services will mark this with their launch event, a multi-media art exhibition entitled Hidden Truths: Behind Closed Doors. On Thursday’s Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Dr Siobhán O’Connor, Manager of Services, Clare Haven Services and Sgt Catriona Houlihan, Liaison […]
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Mother wants to change the system after she was almost choked and slashed with a knife
May 10, 2021
A WOMAN, who claimed she was almost choked and slashed with a knife in one terrifying incident and “beaten to a pulp” in another attack by a Kilrush man, has spoken publicly for the first time.
Sourney Linnane, who is a native of Pollagh, Ballinderreen, has waived her anonymity to launch a campaign to dramatically improve the statutory rights and state support services for anyone suffering from all forms of physical and psychological abuse.
The mother-of-three has requested interim Justice Minister Heather Humphreys to introduce a statutory right for any victim of coercive control, domestic abuse, rape or any form of serious physical and mental abuse to be told about the official release date of their convicted perpetrator from prison.
Home » News » New Domestic Abuse Resource Pack launched ahead of “Particularly Difficult Christmas”.
Sgt Catriona Holohan with Aisling Mulhall, Tusla, Sgt Aiden Lonergan, Mayor Mary Howard, Paul Fitzgerald, Court Service, Siobhan O Connor, Clare Haven Services, Madeleine McAleer, Clare Haven Horizons and Dr Maura Finn at the launch of the Domestic Abuse Resource Park for County Clare. The Domestic Abuse Resource Pack has been undertaken jointly by The Clare Local Area Network Opposing Violence Against Women (CLAN) and Tusla Clare Prevention Partnership and Family Support (Clare PPFS) and is supported by Safe Ireland. Photograph by Eamon Ward
New Domestic Abuse Resource Pack launched ahead of “Particularly Difficult Christmas”.