Need to report security breech on my iTunes acc

I just received an email from ITunes saying there is suspicious activity on my account I am unsure if I trust the email, as it insisted in wanting
My credit card info so I would like to find out if there is an email address to report this to? I am in Ireland..any help would be appreciated..,thanks!

It's a scam. Do not provide any information to these thieves.
Report the phisihing email to Apple:
Fraudlent Email Report to Apple
Then delete the email.
Cheers,
GB

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