NI finance minister: All-island Nama inquiry still possible

The prospect of a cross-border Nama inquiry should not be completely ruled out, according to Stormont's finance minister.

NI finance minister: All-island Nama inquiry still possible
Tue, 13 Sep, 2016 - 18:19

The prospect of a cross-border Nama inquiry should not be completely ruled out, according to Stormont's finance minister.

Mairtin O Muilleoir said he was keen to get to the truth behind the controversial £1.2bn (€1.4bn) property deal and "stood firm" on calls for an all-Ireland probe.

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