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Overcrowed jails in Portlaoise and elsewhere shows prisons are going 'backwards' - Vimarsana News

Overcrowed jails in Portlaoise and elsewhere shows prisons are going 'backwards'

Prisons in Portlaoise and other parts of Ireland do not have the capacity to cope with the country's rising general population while the appointment of more jud...

Big expansion of Portlaoise's Midlands Prison floated by Government - Vimarsana News

Big expansion of Portlaoise's Midlands Prison floated by Government

The capacity of the Midlands Prison in Portlaoise could jump beyond the 1,000 mark under new plans announced by the Minister for Justice, Simon Harris. Against ...

Books of evidence due in two weeks in cases of three men charged with murder man at Rath Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Books of evidence due in two weeks in cases of three men charged with murder man at Rath Cemetery

The books of evidence are due to be ready in two weeks, in the cases of three men charged with murder of Thomas Dooley at Rath Cemetery.43-year-old Thomas Doole...

Daniel Kinahan offered violent criminal €1m bounty to murder Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch - Vimarsana News

Daniel Kinahan offered violent criminal €1m bounty to murder Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch

Daniel Kinahan made a down payment of €100,000 to violent enforcer Gerard Mackin for the life of Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch, promising him ten times that when he carries out the hit.

Special Criminal Court review group split on whether court should be retained - Vimarsana News

Special Criminal Court review group split on whether court should be retained

Minority opinion in favour of abolition may be awkward for Government which believes non-jury court still needed