Cork woman sexually attacked at knifepoint wishes she 'had same convenience' of forgetting

The court heard the defendant "has no memory of the incident but takes full responsibility. He was suffering auditory and other hallucinations."
Cork woman sexually attacked at knifepoint wishes she 'had same convenience' of forgetting

Mr Justice Michael McGrath said he would impose sentence on the accused on March 10 at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Cork. File picture: Larry Cummins

A woman who was sexually attacked at knifepoint by her partner said it was very convenient for him to have no memory of his actions and she wished she was able to forget it too.

Garda Muireann Byrne gave evidence against the accused man who carried out the crimes back on October 25, 2014, and more recently pleaded guilty to charges of assault causing harm and sexual assault on his then-partner.

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