Gilmartin victim of a vilification campaign

I WAS heartened by your coverage (February 2) of a former IBI finance director’s description of Tom Gilmartin as decent and straightforward.

As branch manger of the Bank of Ireland in Luton from 1991 to 1997, I had dealings with Mr Gilmartin and found him to be of the highest integrity — a strong family man with Christian virtues.

I’d say telling lies and making unfounded allegations would be anathema to him.