The charity is warning reports of incidents rise following major sporting events.
People are being urged to stay vigilant and keep an eye out for any signs of domestic abuse during the World Cup.
The charity Sonas says spikes in domestic abuse incidents are often recorded following major sporting events.
Data from a recent report revealed these incidents can occur up to eight to 10 hours after a match or sporting fixture.
CEO of Sonas, Offaly's Fiona O'Malley says help is available for anyone who needs it:
If you or anyone you know has been affected by the content of this story, you can contact the Sonas helpline on 1800 222 223.
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