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IPRT
(redirected from Irish Penal Reform Trust)

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IPRTIrish Penal Reform Trust (Dublin, Ireland)
IPRTInstitute for Physical Research and Technology (Iowa State University)
IPRTIntensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation Treatment
IPRTIndustrial Quality Platinum Resistance Temperature Detector
IPRTIndia Poker Ranking Tournament (Poker India Entertainment Enterprise)
IPRTIn-Process Review Team
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The Irish Penal Reform Trust said the situation was a "watershed moment because the rapid rate of increase would soon be out of control".
Population of Irish jails hits 4,000; PRISONS by The Mirror (London, England)
The Irish Penal Reform Trust described St Pat's as "an unsustainable institution" and called for Government action to replace it as quickly as possible.
80% OF TEEN CRIMINALS GO BACK TO JAIL; Conditions at youth facility ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Irish Penal Reform Trust spokesman Liam Herrick warned it is a dangerous situation for all inmates and prison officers.
Mentally ill inmates must wait; PRISONS by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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