Councillor calls on prison service to stamp out mobiles in jails

A Limerick councillor says stopping people from bringing mobile phones into Ireland's prisons is "not rocket science".

Councillor calls on prison service to stamp out mobiles in jails
Wed, 16 Jul, 2014 - 11:54

A Limerick councillor says stopping people from bringing mobile phones into Ireland's prisons is "not rocket science".

Fianna Fáil Councillor Sean Lynch is calling on the Justice Minister and the prison service to take the issue seriously and implement more stringent measures.

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