Fine Gael demand to see banks' books

Fine Gael today demanded to see the loan books of Bank of Ireland and AIB before it backs the Government’s latest recapitalisation plan.

Fine Gael demand to see banks' books
Sun, 08 Feb, 2009 - 16:05

Fine Gael today demanded to see the loan books of Bank of Ireland and AIB before it backs the Government’s latest recapitalisation plan.

Party leader Enda Kenny warned that taxpayers’ money must not be used to bail out reckless speculators and he reiterated calls for the pay and bonuses of bankers to be cut.

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