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Naas Courthouse
A woman got 14 calls in one night from her ex-partner, she claimed at Naas District Court.
The woman told a family law hearing that the ex-partner “walked out” on the day after St Stephen’s Day 2024 but has been coming and going since “picking up belongings.”
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The woman said the man, who was not present or represented, had started to text threatening messages to her.
She said he had become a totally different person.
The court also heard that the man "just walked out” and there were “no arguments.”
Judge Desmond Zaidan granted an interim protection order and adjourned the matter to November 24 for a fuller hearing.
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