former governor of Dublin's Mountjoy Prison sounds pretty terfy to me.
'"The Government in 2015 brought out legislation to... give people the right to transition if that was their option," he said.
"It became a human right; I'm sure when they were passing the legislation... they did not consider some of the consequences - like prisons.
"We know in sport it's now becoming an issue, it's going to be an issue in other residential institutions and residential centres - and maybe for hospitals and for the Garda Síochána in due course".'
Although:
'Mr Lonergan said a person's crime and history should be taken into account.
"If it's a crime of non-violence - embezzlement or fraud - and there's no violence in his previous history and he's transitioned, then it doesn't raise the same concerns," he said.'
It does raise concerns. Once again, as so often, a male fails to see the issue through the eyes of a woman.
Incarcerated women, oftens with a history of trauma, may well have responses to males whatever the crime they've committed.