Past TEDx event

TEDxMountjoyPrison

Took placeApril 2, 2019
LocationDublin 7, Dublin, Ireland
FormatStandard

This independently organized TEDx event brings the community together to share ideas worth spreading.

Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check the event website for the latest lineup.

  • Brendan O'Connell

    Psychologist

  • Caroline Gardner

    Co-Founder Quality Matters

  • Deirdre Healy

    Associate Professor

  • Dr Anne Costelloe

    Head Teacher Mountjoy Prison

  • Eddie Mullins

    Governor Mountjoy Prison

    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.

  • Lisa Anderson

    Senior Probation Officer

  • Philly McMahon

    Author, Businessman, Footballer

    Philly is an author, businessman and six times All-Ireland Gaelic Football medal-winner, winning his first All-Ireland medal in 2011. He has been a member of the Dublin Football Panel since 2010. He is passionate about sport and wellbeing and owns a number of companies associated with sport and nutrition. His first book, ‘The Choice’, is a bestseller, depicting in stark terms the impact of drug addiction on families in Ireland. Philly is a committed advocate for the decriminalisation of drug use. He holds a degree in Education and Training.

  • Wayne Hart

    ddd

  • Wayne Harte

    Irish Probation Service

Organizing team