Dail Public Accounts Committee

Nama wanted a quick sale of its Northern Ireland loans because it feared losing an offer for the assets from US company Pimco, according to its agent (...)

A key executive from the US company that bought Nama’s Northern Ireland loans in a controversial €1.6 billion deal will face questions from TDs next (...)

Payments by the Central Bank to hold on to key staff have cost nearly €450,000 this year, it has emerged. Twenty-seven staff, mostly actuaries workin(...)

Independent TD Shane Ross wrote a newspaper article asserting “for sheer neck, no one has come within a whisper of Angela Kerins and her charity gang”(...)

The losing bidder for Nama’s Northern Ireland loans may be considering legal action over the €1.6 billion deal, the Dáil’s Public Accounts Committee ((...)

The State is liable in damages to Angela Kerins because the Dáil Public Accounts Committee subjected her to a “war” in breach of her constitutional r(...)

A common concern of Dáil deputies returning yesterday for a new parliamentary session – and facing a budget next month that all parties will hope to s(...)

The “biggest financial scandal in the history of the State” is what Independent TD Mick Wallace is calling it, and while that remains to be seen, this(...)

Two separate inquiries into Nama are in preparation after the State’s spending watchdog found shortcomings in the sale of its Northern loan book. The(...)

The Dáil Public Accounts Committee (PAC) was entitled to know if the public was getting value for “huge” sums of public money paid to the Rehab Group,(...)