That's according to Offaly Domestic Violence Support Service.
We cannot lose momentum on the conversation about women's safety, according to Offaly Domestic Violence Support Service.
Manager Anne Clarke says the death of Ashling Murphy has left people once again feeling saddened, frightened and angry that a woman was attacked in broad daylight.
She says nothing will change if there isn't a cultural shift in the treatment of women:
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