A MAN is to be served with a book of evidence to appear at Letterkenny Circuit Court on a series of charges including urinating on a woman’s underwear and damaging a mattress and bed clothing in the same manner.
Christian Blanc made no reply to each of the seven charges put to him before a sitting of Falcarragh District Court last Wednesday.
He also faces a further charge in relation to the same incidents.
The eight offences are alleged to have occurred at an address at Ballintemple, Falcarragh, between February and May 2025.
Blanc, a French national, is charged with entering a property at Ballintemple on May 4, 2025, and urinating on a mattress and bed clothes.
He is also charged with urinating in laundry baskets at the same address on April 24, 2025.
He also faces a charge of repeating the same offence on April 26, 2025.
The accused is further charged with urinating on a couch and armchair at the house in Ballintemple on April 28.
He is also charged with urinating on a bed and a basket of towels at the same address on April 30, 2025.
On May 1, Blanc is alleged to have urinated on a bed and throw, also at the same address.
In addition, the accused faces a charge of stealing a woman’s underwear from the same address, and is also facing charge of harassing a woman at Ballintemple, Falcarragh.
Addressing the sitting of Falcarragh Court, Garda Inspector John Sweeney said the Director of Public Prosecutions had consented for trial by indictment.
The 59 year old accused could, he added, be sent forward for sentence at Letterkenny Circuit Court on a signed plea.
Defending solicitor, Patsy Gallagher asked that the case be adjourned to the June sitting of Falcarragh Court to enable his client to be served with a book of evidence.
He requested that the book of evidence be translated into French.