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IPRT seeks independent inquiry into Mountjoy problems

The Irish Penal Reform Trust is calling for an independent inquiry into the problems besetting Mountjoy Prison in Dublin.

Fri, 25 Aug, 2006 - 11:40

The Irish Penal Reform Trust is calling for an independent inquiry into the problems besetting Mountjoy Prison in Dublin.

The call follows the deaths of two inmates at the jail during a 12-hour period yesterday.

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