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Most unfortunate case : Central Mental Hospital staff engaged in standoff with gardaí over mentally ill man s admittance

Most unfortunate case : Central Mental Hospital staff engaged in standoff with gardaí over mentally ill man s admittance
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Only 1 in 8 sex offenders released from Irish jails have completed treatment programme

Only one in eight sex offenders being released from Irish prisons have taken part in the state’s main treatment programme, according to new figures released to RTÉ. Between 2017 and the beginning of last year, there were 443 sexual offenders released from prison, of which only 55 took part in the “Building Better Lives Programme”. The programme is voluntary therapy designed to help offenders understand the aspects of their behaviour and thinking patterns that lead to their crimes, which in turn will hopefully help them from doing them again. In recent years, there has been a noticeable decrease in the amount of people taking part in the programme. Currently it’s at 12.4pc per year, but when compared to 2014, it was up at 21pc.

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Coronavirus in Ireland: Prisoners should get tablets to enable remote learning | Ireland

Coronavirus in Ireland: Prisoners should get tablets to enable remote learning | Ireland
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Covid-19 exposes failures in prison service – report

The pandemic has exposed failings in Ireland’s prison service, including overrun capacity and a lack of access to technology for prisoners, a report has found. Covid-19 measures were introduced in Irish prisons last year to prevent the spread of the virus, including a reduction in prisoner numbers and cell-sharing. The Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT) said that addressing the overcrowding in prisons in a short period of time was an “extraordinary achievement”. There were sometimes two prisoners sleeping on beds and one on the floor. Fiona Ni Chinneide Before the outbreak of the pandemic, 75 prisoners were sleeping on mattresses on the floor because of a lack of space.

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Coronavirus UPDATE: Cabinet set to approve lockdown being extended to March 5th

The Cabinet sub-committee on COVID-19 has also agreed to tighten the restrictions on international travel

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