Opinion was divided this week when the 'Anglo two' received a non-custodial sentence.

Justice may have been served by refusing to jail two men for the sins of others, but would the national interest have been better served if anyone was seen to be punished for the banking crisis?

Talking Point discussed justice in Ireland on the show today. Sarah was joined by:

• Dr Niamh Hourigan, sociologist at University College Cork,
• Ian Kehoe, assistant editor of the Sunday Business Post,
• David Langwallner, director of the Irish Innocence Project and dean of law at Griffith College Dublin.

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