Man told his children his partner is after his money, Kildare court hears

A man told his partner’s children that she was after his money.

The woman made the claim at Naas District Court.

She also alleged that although had moved out of the home he returns and “I don’t know when he’s going to turn up.”

The woman also claimed that he had blocked her car in and he was drinking and had told her to f… off.

The woman said the man had insulted her deceased parent and he stares at her.

The woman also claimed that he says the house is his and they only communicate by email.

“He comes without notice. I got anti-depressants; my mental health is really suffering.”

She said she had received many missed calls from him and had blocked his number.

She also alleged he had spit on the doorbell and had emptied the shed.

The woman said that if she got notice that he was coming she could leave the house.

She said he discusses adult matters with the children and had told them that he was going to prison because he cannot make maintenance payments.

“I come down to make dinner and he put on sunglasses and stares at me. We only communicate by email.”

Judge Catherine Hayden granted her an interim protection order, which included a provision that he give 48 hours notice of his intention to visit.

The applicant was told the order meant the man cannot use violence or threaten violence, follow the woman or communicate with her.

The judge adjourned the matter to January 25 when the man could come to court and refute that had been said in court.

The man was neither president nor represented.