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Irish prison service spends €9k on Netflix installations

The Irish Prison Service (IPS) spend of over €9,000 on the recent installation and subscription of Netflix for prisoners brings to over €800,000 on TV related spending over the past two years.

Irish prison service spends €9k on Netflix installations

Wed, 24 Jun, 2020 - 17:28

Gordon Deegan

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The Irish Prison Service (IPS) spend of over €9,000 on the recent installation and subscription of Netflix for prisoners brings to over €800,000 on TV related spending over the past two years.

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