What is prison in Ireland like? | Eddie Mullins | TEDxMountjoyPrison
Eddie Mullins describes prison, statistics and impact Eddie joined the Irish Prison Service in 1991 and has been stationed at a number of institutions. He was promoted to Industrial Supervisor in 1999 and to assistant governor in 2007, assigned to The Midlands prison with specific responsibility for HR. In 2014, Eddie was promoted to Governor 3 and assigned to Loughan House, an open centre. He was promoted to Governor 2 and assigned to Mountjoy Prison in 2017.
Eddie is passionate about prisoner progression and staff engagement. While stationed at Loughan House, he introduced the first social enterprise project in the IPS and, at Mountjoy, he has overseen the rebranding of Mountjoy West to what is now the Progression Unit; and led Mountjoy to achieve the Ibec KeepWell Mark, the first prison in Ireland to do so.
Eddie holds a Msc in Business Practice with the Irish Management Institute, is member of the Mediators Institute of Ireland, and is a big sports fan, particularly of GAA. He is married and has three adult children. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Fascinating.
I'm told he was never a frontline Prison Officer, he was recruited to teach Prisoners how to cook. From there became an Industrial Manager and from there a Governor. He never ran a landing, never manned a Gate, never stood in an Exercise Yard, never broke up fights and basically never had to say boo to a Prisoner. How so is he qualified to tell us what prison in Ireland is like? How do you respond to the above Eddie?
I was in the joy I had my 21st birthday in there and my 40th I never seen this guy I've seen a dead body next-door he was not giving his meds the lad who was in the cell with him and he banged on the door all night and was crying to the prison officer that he's dead and he was told the medic will see him in the morning, shame on the screws some are good and you can talk with them the class officer on the landing do be sound they will even tell you that I seen you on your mobile and a search is due so their is good and bad screws and prisoners.
@keithmcloughlin7324
4 жыл бұрын
Jay R seen ye on your mobile ??? Locked up all me life , u must of been some trust D if u were seen on a dog an bone an let away with it , some neck to put something like that on public OMFG .
@orlalolo4585
4 жыл бұрын
Keith Mcloughlin lol he must been in open prison, I was in female part an no way did any screw give us heads up on a cell shake an can be sure if your seen with phone your not been let keep it
@fuckseabrook8566
3 жыл бұрын
@@keithmcloughlin7324 sure what would you know keith , you're only an owl smack head that got ran outta ballyfermot and spent all your jail on protection 😂😂😂
@noelcooke7907
2 жыл бұрын
Only heads up u get is the pad
@daithiocinnsealach1982
Жыл бұрын
Peoe are people. Good and bad at every level. Problem is the bad screws think they're good because they can hide behind the pretense of protecting the public.
mr mullins dont be cruel as i here you are not so nice off-camera? as for gangs there has been still is a prison officers gang still going strong who hurt and commit many crimes investigate that
typical not what you no. but who you know...
I heard it was medieval!
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Couple of days in the base waiting on a Peggy on the Muppet wing then you can tell us all a story pure muck
Prison Officer Alan Dinan from Ennis currently working in Mounjoy, wanted for desertion from the British army but recruited by the Irish Prison service to lock people away? DISGRACEFUL!!