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06 Sept 2025
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A woman who appeared in Naas District Court has been accused of hitting her ex-partner with a doll house.
Gardaí informed Judge Desmond Zaidan about the allegation on Thursday, September 19 last.
It was claimed that following an argument with her ex-partner, which took place in County Kildare, the woman picked up the doll house and hit her ex-partner with it.
This allegedly resulted in the man receiving a cut which required stitches.
As directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) were not yet ready in the case, the judge adjourned the case to a date in March of 25, to allow time for DPP directions.
He remanded the woman on continuing bail until the case resumes.
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