A former director at Anglo Irish Bank says he's been "compromised" in his evidence at the Banking Inquiry, because of its decision NOT to publish written evidence from David Drumm.
Fintan Drury, who is also a longstanding friend of Brian Cowen, says the decision left him unable to address some key points in his testimony.
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Mr Drury has given four hours of evidence to the inquiry, but his hearing was delayed by over three hours after legal discussions about whether he could address the points raised by David Drumm.
As he finished giving evidence, Mr Drury expressed his annoyance at the situation.
