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Mr Eastwood also said his party would publish a draft Bill to amend Westminster legislation to allow for joint North-South investigations. Meanwhile, SDLP leader Colum Eastwood has called for a joint investigation comprising An Garda Siochána, the PSNI, and the NCA. She leaves herself open to the accusation that the DUP has something to hide.I don’t think she has personally anything to hide.” “It is a mistake not to ensure maximum co-operation between the two jurisdictions. “ I don’t think Arlene Foster has anything to hide on this issue,” he said. Mr Adams urged Ms Foster to assist with an all-island inquiry. The C&AG believes Project Eagle left the State with a probably loss of €220 million. The inquiries include those by the C&AG, the State’s spending watchdog, the Northern Ireland Assembly and the UK’s National Crime Agency. The codename for the sale, within Nama, was Project Eagle.Ī number of inquiries were ordered after allegations of irregularities in the process. In April 2014, it sold the lot of them in a single transaction, covering 860 properties, to Cerberus, a US company, for about €1.6 billion. Nama, the State’s bad bank, took over property loans made by Irish banks in the North with a book value of more than €6 billion.

Noonan and Kenny strongly dispute PAC findings on Cerberus meeting.

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Speaking in Derry, Ms Foster said the NCA must be allowed to complete its investigation before the DUP makes any decision. Anybody that has any contribution to make to these inquiries should make themselves available.” “And of course the revelations were directly related to people who were very closely associated with people in the DUP. “I believe there are many people within the DUP who are very concerned about the Spotlight programme and the revelations that took place within that programme,” he said. Into the being established by the Irish Government. Last week the BBC Spotlight programme broadcast allegations that Nama’s former Northern Ireland adviser Frank Cushnahan, has been secretly recorded accepting a £40,000 (€48,000) cash payment from a Nama borrower.ĭeputy First Minister Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness told UTV he believes the DUP and other parties must co-operate with the inquiry (NCA) investigation into Project Eagle will have to be complete before her party considers involvement in any inquiry. DUP leader Arlene Foster has warned Britain’s National Crime Agency