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Naas Courthouse
The gardaí must arrest those who breach orders granted in the family law courts.
Judge Desmond Zaidan said, at Naas District Court, that any breach must be investigated.
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He was speaking after a woman, who had been granted a temporary protection order, came back to court seeking a barring order against her former husband, who was not present or represented.
The woman told the court she had been advised by a garda to seek a barring order.
She claims he breaks into the house and puts her in fear.
She also claimed the man had broken things in the house.
The judge adjourned the matter.
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