The chairman of NAMA has denied that the agency could have got a better return on the sale of its Northern Ireland loans.
Frank Daly's claims came after the chairman of the Public Accounts Committee lashed out at the Department of Finance – accusing it of interfering with its investigations.
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The department has published new documents about the sale of the Northern Ireland loans – but only did so late last night, with a PAC meeting scheduled for this morning.
NAMA chairman Frank Daly says the blame for the cheap sale lies with Irish banks – and he's denied allegations of corruption made by deputy Mick Wallace.
