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- Domestic violence callouts in Cork city rose 51% from 2,349 (2021) to 3,545 (2025).
- Cork county callouts increased 43% from 1,799 to 2,580 over the same period.
- Overall 48% rise in domestic violence incidents across both areas.
- Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan emphasized encouraging victim reporting.
- Support group leader Mary Clare Clark attributed increase to greater awareness and confidence in reporting.