Goggin quiet on Freefall report

FORMER Bank of Ireland chief executive Brian Goggin refused to be drawn into the controversy over who said what to the Government on the fateful night of September 29, 2008, when the bank guarantee was introduced to prevent a run on the Irish banks.

Goggin quiet on Freefall report

Mr Goggin said: “It would be inappropriate for me to make any comment.”

“I am not making any comment and I hope you understand why,” Mr Goggin said when contacted by the Irish Examiner.

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