The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre is urging victims of domestic violence to seek help after Nadine Lott's murderer was found guilty yesterday.
Daniel Murtagh, of Melrose Grove, Clondalkin, Dublin, subjected his former partner Nadine to a sustained attack at her Arklow home that the paramedic described as the "most horrendous" he had ever seen.
Jurors were unanimous in their verdict and Mr Murtagh now faces a mandatory life sentence.
Chief Executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Noeline Blackwell has this message for other victims of abuse.
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