That was indeed way more than coercive control, I agree, @HollowTalk. It's possible that coercive control was easier to prove than any assault charge or attempted murder. Maybe that's why he got the 10 years.
This really jumped out though:
The judge said that if the doctors who saw the woman's injuries had not intervened and contacted gardaÃ, after she had been admitted to hospital for the 20th time, the abuse would have continued.
She was admitted to hospital 19 times and no questions were asked?
He burned, punched, head-butted, stamped on and attempted to strangle her and nobody looked at the litany of prior admissions with all the evidence of what had been done to her and wondered why she was so accident prone?
Something is seriously wrong with all of that.