The unit in Mullingar saw a decrease in numbers.
There was a 5% increase in the number of attendances to Sexual Assault Treatment Units last year.
The HSE's annual S-A-T-U report shows over 1,000 people were treated in 2025.
The Mullingar unit recorded a drop of 4% with 127 attending the service in 2025.
43 of those were seen in less than 24 hours after the reported incident.
One in 10 of those who attended were men.
National Clinical Lead for S-A-T-U Services, Professor Maeve Eogan says it's important as a society we confront inappropriate behaviour:
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