That's according to a midlands TD after over 50,000 calls of domestic violence were reported to Gardai last year.
Almost 54,000 calls - reporting domestic violence - were responded to by gardaí last year.
It was a near 10% increase on 2021 figures, and a 40% rise on the 2019 number.
The figures were released by the Justice Minister in response to a question from Aontú leader, Peadar Toibin.
The Meath West TD says "Ireland is becoming a more violent place, especially for women."
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