Dundon appeals against prison isolation

Jailed Limerick criminal Wayne Dundon has brought a High Court action over what he claims is an unexplained and unjustified decision by the authorities at Cloverhill prison to isolate him from the mainstream prison population.

Dundon appeals against prison isolation

Jailed Limerick criminal Wayne Dundon has brought a High Court action over what he claims is an unexplained and unjustified decision by the authorities at Cloverhill prison to isolate him from the mainstream prison population.

Dundon, who also claimed that he is being denied access to educational and training facilities at the prison, and has restrictions placed on his family's visits to him, says that his segregation amounts to a breach of his rights.

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