Banking Inquiry continues as Taoiseach meets ECB President

The Banking Inquiry will continue its first public hearings this morning.

Banking Inquiry continues as Taoiseach meets ECB President
Thu, 18 Dec, 2014 - 06:25

The Banking Inquiry will continue its first public hearings this morning.

The committee will hear from former Canadian civil servant Rob Wright.

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