This morning.
At the Rotunda Hospital, Dublin 1.
Domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid is launching their ‘Breaking The Pattern of Male Violence’ report.
As part of this, lights have been laid out to remember the women and children killed in Ireland since 2006.
Meanwhile…
Candles remembering Clodagh Hawe and her boys among the dozens lit in memory of victims of fatal domestic violence at @Womens_Aid #Femicide2018 seminar #iestaff pic.twitter.com/2Q84gZFb4C
— Caroline O’Doherty (@codohertynews) November 23, 2018
Seven women have suffered violent deaths in 2018 – Women’s Aid (RTE)
Top pics: Juliette Gash
Previously: Her Name Was Clodagh. She Mattered