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Dr Maeve Eogan: "“It actually, in a funny way, is representing a kind of case-control study, so we can see what is the impact of pubs and clubs — and their closure does not eliminate sexual violence.”

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‘Rape myths dispelled’ by virus lockdown

The national director of Ireland’s sexual assault treatment units says the Covid-19 outbreak is helping to dispel “myths” around rape, with one person presenting each day despite the lockdown.

Attendances at sexual assault unit up by more than 30%

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Attendances at sexual assault unit up by more than 30%

Works unearth 1,000-year-old passage on Cork-Kerry border

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Works unearth 1,000-year-old passage on Cork-Kerry border

A day in the life of Viking Ireland

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A day in the life of Viking Ireland

Sex assault victims to get choice of preserving evidence at units for 12 months

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Sex assault victims to get choice of preserving evidence at units for 12 months

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Tour to mark 50 years of Knowth discoveries

60% of sex assault victims know attacker

SIX in every 10 victims who attended sexual assault treatment units last year knew their attackers.

Tue, 20 Apr, 2010