Cerberus paid millions for help 'accessing' Michael Noonan and Stormont ministers, PAC hears

The winner of the controversial multi-billion euro Project Eagle Nama deal paid two firms heavily involved in a previous bid stg£15m for help "accessing" Finance Minister Michael Noonan and "the Northern Ireland executive".

Cerberus paid millions for help 'accessing' Michael Noonan and Stormont ministers, PAC hears
Thu, 17 Nov, 2016 - 18:33

By Fiachra Ó Cionnaith, Political Correspondent

The winner of the controversial multi-billion euro Project Eagle Nama deal paid two firms heavily involved in a previous bid stg£15m for help "accessing" Finance Minister Michael Noonan and "the Northern Ireland executive".

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