Nicola Tallent

Yeah, certainly she has.

So she obviously went to the Gardaí, was interviewed, etc.

And the court case was brought.

And was she immediately shunned by her mother?

Exactly.

And she also was somebody who had to waive her anonymity, didn't she?

She had to give up her anonymity to become a kind of campaigner for that and to name her own father.

Yeah.

She had to make that decision that... Yeah, which she did.

What did she say about the three of them befriending one another and kind of going out there to socialize, I suppose?

It happens a lot, doesn't it, in prison that these like-minded people befriend one another.

Yeah, like take Harry Daly.

What's the situation with him?

Does this happen within Arbor Hill?

Because I think it used to be, was it the Granada Institute?

So is it observing this as almost an addiction and trying to teach people how it's unacceptable in society and how they have to handle it and not sort of... I'm not sure they treat it as an addiction.

Yeah.

In my experience, a lot of people who are convicted in relation to, you know, paedophilia, child sex abuse, that kind of thing, they absolutely do not see that there's anything wrong with it.

They think there's something wrong with you because you think, you know, they'll...

By and large, deny the offences unless there's something in it for them to plead guilty.