Woman used finger nails to attack sister-in-law and beat up neighbour on school run
A woman used her fingernails to launch an attack on her sister-in-law at a post office in Dublin, after previously punching, kicking and pulling the hair of a mother on a school run, a court has heard.
Claire Redmond, 25, of Forestwood Avenue, Santry, Dublin 9, pleaded guilty to charges of assault causing harm to two women: one at the Post Office on Ballymun Road on November 10th, 2022, and the other, her neighbour, on February 10th of the same year.
At Dublin District Court, Judge Treasa Kelly ruled out sparing Redmond a conviction and adjourned sentencing for a compensation proposal and a probation report to be prepared.
Court presenter Garda Sergeant Derek Spain detailed the evidence, telling the judge the first incident happened after a 35-year-old mother was going to collect a child from school. Redmond passed her on an electric scooter and “called her a tramp”.
She repeatedly used the slur before launching the attacked. The woman fell to the ground where Redmond kicked her in…
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