ION bereaved by the death of 1 do think it important, however, that the House should have a frank statement o t e rea ities involved," she added. Mrs Geoghegan-Quinn said it was a matter of the deepest regret to her that a letter she sent to the family, following her meeting with them, was wrongly addressed and c

fences which led to the death of the Dublin teenager, Ms as released to make way for other prisoners. the Dail was told. The Minister for Justice, Mrs Geoghegan-Quinn, said that the man, and others, were released on March 16th last for "purely operational reasons". This was done to ensure that sufficient prison s