
Gillian Mc Namee (she/her)
@mcnameegill
Head of Domestic Abuse Services -COPE Galway. Part-time lecturer- UCC. Company Secretary ASSC- Accompaniment Support Services for Children. Opinions are my own
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03-02-2015 21:09:50
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"We're not one bit surprised by these figures, but we do welcome them. It means that more women are reaching out." - Gillian McNamee, Head of COPE Galway Domestic Abuse Service with Galway Talks with John Morley on Galway Bay FM. Listen back (02m 06s - 20m 29s) at galwaytalks.podbean.com/e/galway-talks…


Claims that Wexford women are forced back into abusive situations are firmly denied by council independent.ie/regionals/wexf… via Irish Independent


Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan aims to bring forward ‘Valerie’s Law’ next month independent.ie/irish-news/jus… via Irish Independent







Mary Butler TD labels ADHD & autism as “latest trend.” Recognition that anxiety, depression & suicidality can be caused by unsupported ADHD & autism is not a trend but a welcome development in professional understanding of neurodiversity. irishtimes.com/ireland/social…

Ellen Coyne: ‘Jennie’s Law could save the lives of many women, but we must reform the system so that as many abusers as possible can be named on it’ independent.ie/opinion/commen… via Irish Independent #DomesticViolence



Safe Ireland National Social Change Agency CLG welcomes the Access to Cash Bill. Financial control is a key component of entrapment by perpetrators of domestic violence. Direct access to cash increases safety and mobility for victims #domesticviolence



Safe Ireland National Social Change Agency CLG cannot overstate the importance of embedded and resourced local community policing. During Covid, Operation Faoiseamh demonstrated how effective, empowered local community policing can be in the context of domestic violence. 🧵1/2
