Inmate deaths lead to call for culture change

Inmate deaths lead to call for culture change: The concerns highlighted by two prison inspectors on proper records being kept by officers appears to be falling on deaf ears within the service, writes Joe Leogue

50 years ago today The Northern Irish Troubles began

50 years ago today The Northern Irish Troubles began: On October 5, 1968, everything changed. I was fifteen years old living 25 miles from the Irish border and Northern Ireland might as well have been in Africa for all most people knew or cared about it.

"Ordinary Joe Soap"- The Roscommon farmer who wants to be Ireland's President

"Ordinary Joe Soap"- The Roscommon farmer who wants to be Ireland's President: Farmer John Groarke from Co Roscommon has said he would like to be President of Ireland and challenge incumbent Michael D Higgins for the spot.

"Ordinary Joe Soap"- The Roscommon farmer who wants to be Ireland's President

"Ordinary Joe Soap"- The Roscommon farmer who wants to be Ireland's President: Farmer John Groarke from Co Roscommon has said he would like to be President of Ireland and challenge incumbent Michael D Higgins for the spot.

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Irish Examiner: 'Inmate deaths lead to call for culture change' | Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT)

Irish Examiner: 'Inmate deaths lead to call for culture change' | Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT)

Irish Examiner: 'Inmate deaths lead to call for culture change' | Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT)

Irish Examiner: 'Inmate deaths lead to call for culture change' | Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT)