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An anger management programme will start in Ballina Family Resource Centre in October 2010.

The number of men contacting Galway Rape Crisis Centre has almost doubled in the past three years according to its 2009 annual report, which will be launched tomorrow (Friday).

Judge Patrick Clyne has said a case of assault causing harm may go ahead in the District Court after reading statements from those involved.

Safe Ireland’s new report ‘In just one day’, which took a 24 hour snapshot of domestic violence in the country, revealed that on November 4 2009, Mayo Women’s Support Service gave 21 women and 25 children a variety of vital supports including accommodation, advocacy, information, accompaniments, and help-line calls from Mayo Women’s Support Services.

An AA survey of more than 7,000 Irish motorists has shown that mobile phone use and failure to indicate at roundabouts are the most common examples of everyday bad driving.

A former soldier and father-of-two who tried to force a disoriented woman to have oral sex with him has been jailed for 12 months.

A young man accused of commiting violent disorder and intentionally or recklessly causing serious harm to a man has been sent forward for trial.

The case of two Mullingar men charged with assault causing harm has been adjourned to allow the judge consider whether the case should be heard in a higher court.

A man who assaulted a pregnant woman following the Dalton Park riot has been given a four month prison sentence.

A Wicklow man was last week convicted at the Central Criminal Court of the sexual assault of a woman outside her Kilkenny home almost five years ago.