Ibrahim Halawa described the “party in prison” on The Late Late Show last night

Ibrahim Halawa spoke about his time in Egypt with Ryan Tubridy.

Since returning home to Ireland almost two weeks ago, Ibrahim Halawa went on The Late Late Show and spoke to Ryan Tubridy about his life over the last four years. He spoke strongly about his time in prison and what prompted him to get involved at a protest rally in Cairo as well as addressing the rumours about his passport and whether he was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. https://twitter.com/RTELateLateShow/status/926570046326845440 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-eC-fdp7W4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aFWOg2t94o Clips via The Late Late Show He also spoke in depth about his beatings and told Tubridy about what they call the "party in prison." "I moved prisons. You come down from the car they arrest you in, the big metal car. They put about 60 people in that car and it's metal and it's hot in Egypt. "A lot of people fainted, a lot of people lost conscious[ness] from it. Then, you are taken down and at the prison door, while you're at the door, you get a stick going in," Halawa said while acting out a whipping motion with his hands. "Then, you have to run through these two very long rows of soldiers, one on the left and one on the right. You have to run through [them] and every soldier has a different weapon that they are going to beat you with. "You look at it and think 'how am I going to make it through this until the end? Am I going to get a beating to head and lose myself and die?' "You start running and you have people holding on to you trying to shield themselves using you and you're getting beaten with metal chains, bars, electric wires, sticks, anything. It feels like the longest road I can ever tell you about.

"This is what they call the party in prison."

You can watch Halawa's interview with Tubridy on the RTÉ Player which begins at 2:30.