Reports from Northern Irish outlets say staff at Maghaberry Prison are expressing anger over what they describe as “special treatment” for former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson. The coverage links the concerns to Donaldson’s current prison situation and to his stated plan to appeal child sex abuse convictions. According to the reports, Donaldson is regarded as being at high risk of attack by other prisoners. The outlets say this risk has been cited in relation to how he is managed while in custody. Staff reportedly argue that any enhanced measures or arrangements for him are not handled consistently with normal prison procedures and that the approach is causing tensions among staff and other inmates. The reporting presents the dispute as an internal issue at the prison, with staff dissatisfaction focused on the fairness and necessity of the arrangements being made. The reports do not indicate that Donaldson has received any specific new benefit publicly detailed in court, but they describe the situation as contentious within the prison setting as he prepares for an appeal.