Any SF part in Robinson Nama claims may harm powersharing
If Daithí McKay row is found to be larger SF plot, trust between top NI parties could crack
Former Sinn Féin Northern Assembly committee chairman Daithí McKay, who has resigned as an MLA following allegations that he communicated with blogger Jamie Bryson before the latter gave explosive evidence about Nama dealings in Northern Ireland. File photograph: Brian Lawless/PA Wire
Jamie Bryson leaving Parliament Buildings in Belfast in September last year after he gave evidence to Stormont’s Finance Committee on the controversial sale of Nama’s Northern Ireland assets to Cerberus. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. File photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wire
The central question arising from the latest, rather astonishing, Nama allegations is who do you believe and, more precisely, who is telling the truth.
Sinn Féin insisted that departing North Antrim Assembly member Daithí McKay engaged in a “solo run” in allegedly colluding with the loyalist blogger and flags protester Jamie Bryson to make claims of financial wheeler-dealing against Peter Robinson in relation to Nama.