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Derry Magistrates Court
A woman has appeared at Derry Magistrates Court charged with breaching a restraining order.
Corey Nash (26) of Fountain Hill in Derry was charged with, on November 11 last year, breaching a restraining order against her former partner when police were called after she refused to leave their back garden.
Police arrived and found her to be at the side of the house and she said that she had been contacted by her former partner to come over.
Defence solicitor Kevin Casey said that Nash had 'engaged fully' with police, adding that it had been confirmed that it was her ex that made initial contact.
He said that she was now 'quite embarrassed' to be back in court.
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She was sentenced to five months in custody, suspended three years.
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