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Naas Courthouse
A man took videos of his ex-partner having a bath and showed them to his co-workers.
This was the allegation made at a family law hearing in Naas District Court.
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The woman further claimed that he is an alcoholic but denies this and he tells her that she is crazy.
“He tells me I'm crazy and need to go to therapy,” she said, adding he has accused her of having mental health issues.
The woman told Judge Desmond Zaidan that she used to have depression “but I’m getting better.”
She claimed he pushed her on to a bed and tried to choke her and he slammed doors.
She also alleged he told her child “I am a whore” and has threatened to install cameras in the home.
Judge Zaidan granted her an interim protection order and adjourned the case to May 25. The man was not present or represented.
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