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The government has already released 5,500 prisoners early in an emergency plan to free up cells and stop the justice system collapsing, and has also announced a sentencing review aimed at providing more non-custodial sentences.

The shelter is under "big pressure" to rehome the goats so it can free up space in case they need to take in other rescues, he says.

He said ending fighting in Lebanon would also give the IDF space to resupply weapons, munitions and troops, and thus could free up more Israeli forces to serve in Gaza.

The government has said it will begin chartered deportation flights in the coming months, and free up more immigration Gardai from desk work.

One student, known in court papers as T.S., is an 11th-grader so dedicated to running that she had taken a course in summer school so as to free up her schedule in the fall for more time to train.