Penal Reform Trust welcomes McDowell comments on prisons

The Irish Penal Reform Trust has welcomed the Government’s commitment not to privatise all of Ireland’s prisons.

Penal Reform Trust welcomes McDowell comments on prisons
Thu, 16 Oct, 2003 - 12:50

The Irish Penal Reform Trust has welcomed the Government’s commitment not to privatise all of Ireland’s prisons.

Justice Minister Michael McDowell made the commitment in the Dáil yesterday.

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