Man accused of coercive control and harassment of woman granted anonymity

The man is also charged with threatening to distribute or publish intimate images without consent with intent to cause harm

The defence agreed with the judge that the restrictions were not for the benefit of the accused. File picture: iStock

A Dublin man accused of harassment, coercive control of a woman, and threatening to share "intimate" pictures, has been granted anonymity over the complainant's consent that he could be named.

The accused, 55, faced his second hearing before Judge Bryan Smyth at Dublin District Court on Monday. He had been initially granted bail in October after gardaí charged him with three offences.