People suffering domestic abuse and coercive control will be able to seek help from over 80 local pharmacies from today.
Totalhealth Pharmacies, representing outlets nationwide, is launching the service in conjunction with Safe Ireland.
Pharmacies involved will be able to put abuse sufferers in touch with any of thirty nine services.
Co-CEO of Safe Ireland, Mary McDermott, says it will be a totally confidential service.
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