Commission of inquiry into sale of Nama's Northern Ireland portfolio delayed for 18th time

Commission of inquiry into sale of Nama's Northern Ireland portfolio delayed for 18th time

The Government’s commission of inquiry was established in June 2017 to investigate the sale by Nama of its Northern Ireland portfolio, known as Project Eagle, to vulture fund Cerberus in a €1.6bn transaction. File photo: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie

The Government’s commission of inquiry into the controversial sale of Nama’s Northern Ireland portfolio to a vulture fund has been delayed for an 18th time.

In her latest update to the Government, sole member Susan Gilvarry requested an extension to the submission of her final report on the scandal to the end of October.

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