Its available on: 1800 816 588
There's been a sharp increase in the number of calls to support line for male victims of domestic abuse.
The line, accessible on 1800 816 588, is operated by the Men's Development Network.
It says there's been a particular rise in contacts by men over the age of 60.
If you are experiencing a crisis we are here to listen and advise, all weekend 2pm-6pm. FREEPHONE 1800 816 588. Visit https://t.co/hSzzyZay1y or https://t.co/qsx51sz4l4 #StillHere #Ireland #IrelandTalks #DomesticAbuse #domesticviolence pic.twitter.com/fEiioc0aHW
— Men's Development Network (@MensNetworkIE) May 23, 2021
Roisin Davies, speaking to Kildare Today, says men can be reluctant to reach out for support.
She says that could be because men in this situation may not recognise the behaviours they are a subjective to are abusive.
Roisin Davies joined Eoin Beatty on Thursday's edition of the programme.

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