Frank Daly

Hasn’t The Irish Times given me a crash course in this before? Indeed it has. You’ve a good memory. It was as recently as July, actually. But there h(...)

The bullish attack which the National Asset Management Agency has mounted on the Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General in the last 48 hours ra(...)

With two inquiries into the sale of Project Eagle in preparation in Dublin, and others elsewhere, attention is likely to be directed over the coming w(...)

Opposition leaders are to seek a broad inquiry into the operations of Nama, extending beyond the sale of its Northern Ireland loans, though this is li(...)

Political pressure led Nama to limit the information it gave potential buyers for Project Eagle, deterring some companies from bidding for the loans,(...)

Taoiseach Enda Kenny met with leaders of opposition groups at Government Buildings Thursday afternoon and quickly agreed that a statutory inquiry shou(...)

What was astounding yesterday was not so much the Comptroller and Auditor General’s report on Project Eagle (and that in itself was astonishing) but N(...)

Opposition parties have called for the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) to suspend all sales in light of the report on the Project Eagle sale. (...)

Nama has argued that Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG) Séamus McCarthy used the wrong calculations to conclude that the agency’s controversi(...)

As of today there are two official versions of what happened with Nama’s sale of Project Eagle and the price achieved. They cannot both be true. The(...)