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Number of women violently killed ‘not going in the right direction’ – Taoiseach

Micheál Martin said the violence against women figures are not moving in the right direction after Ivana Bacik cited two recent deaths.

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Ivana Bacik told the Dáil the number of women violently killed in 2026 has overtaken the figure for the whole of 2025.

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Taoiseach speaks out after murder of Jamey Carney in Kerry amid 'epidemic'

Micheál Martin spoke out during Leaders’ Questions after Ivana Bacik flagged the number of women violently killed so far in 2026

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Number of women violently killed ‘not going in the right direction’ – Taoiseach

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Number of women violently killed ‘not going in the right direction’, says Taoiseach

Micheál Martin was responding during Leaders’ Questions

·Cork, Ireland
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Irish Examiner broke the news in Cork, Ireland on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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