Govt plans overseas prisoners study

The Government is to carry out the first major study of Irish prisoners overseas, it was confirmed today.

Thu, 20 Oct, 2005 - 15:20

The Government is to carry out the first major study of Irish prisoners overseas, it was confirmed today.

Junior foreign affairs minister Noel Treacy said former Fianna Fáil TD Chris Flood will lead the survey.

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