According to the Irish Times.
A Naas man who secretly captured intimate images of two women by hiding cameras in bathrooms has been jailed for one year.
The Irish Times reports, Anthony Dunne (61) of Hazelmere, Naas, recorded a video of a colleague at the factory where he worked while she was using the shower facilities by attaching a camera to his phone and hiding the devices behind boxes.
Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that he also took images of his then partner’s daughter-in-law while she used the bathroom in her home.
Dunne pleaded guilty to harassment of Leanne Daly at an address in Clondalkin, Dublin during the period between February 2020 and April 2020.
He also pleaded guilty to recording an intimate image without consent at O’Neills Factory, Long Mile Road, Walkinstown, Dublin, on March 23, 2021.
He has no previous convictions.
Passing sentence on Tuesday, Judge Orla Crowe said that the invasion of privacy in this case cannot be denied in any way.
The judge said the offending was aggravated by the fact that Dunne knew these women, that they trusted him and this was therefore a gross breach of their trust and gross violation of their privacy.
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