Drumm said he would 'probably punch' Brian Lenihan on Anglo Tapes

It has emerged that the former CEO of Anglo Irish Bank David Drumm said he would "probably punch" the former Finance Minister Brian Lenihan.

Sat, 29 Jun, 2013 - 22:02

It has emerged that the former CEO of Anglo Irish Bank David Drumm said he would "probably punch" the former Finance Minister Brian Lenihan.

The latest batch of Anglo tapes published on Independent.ie, unveils the contents of a phone conversation recorded on December 15, 2008, just days before Mr Drumm resigned in disgrace.

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