Lonergan defends prisoners' access to Playstations

Former Mountjoy governor John Lonergan has defended prisoners' access to Playstations in jail.

Lonergan defends prisoners' access to Playstations
Fri, 23 May, 2014 - 12:48

Former Mountjoy governor John Lonergan has defended prisoners' access to Playstations in jail.

It emerged this morning that 55 of the consoles are circulating in Mountjoy.

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