Shamed former Anglo Irish banker David Drumm 'working in education' in prison

Shamed former Anglo Irish banker David Drumm is “working in education” and doing all he can to be nice to other lags in his open prison.

A source said: “He’s doing everything he can, he’s being nice to the other prisoners, he’s working in education and he’s behaving himself. “You don’t have access to education. You get one visit a week in a closed jail whereas you get two or three visits a week, maybe five times a week, in Loughan House.“He’s well settled and there’s two reasons for that – first of all because the environment is a bit easier and secondly because he knows the environment he’ll go back to.”

The open prison has 150 inmates and up to 40 of those are expected to benefit from temporary release this Christmas.

Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)

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