Inquiry talk lacks bite that public want

A banking inquiry faces many obstacles in even getting off the ground, writes political correspondent Mary Regan.

Inquiry talk lacks bite that public want

THE assurances from Enda Kenny that he understands the “rage and anger” felt by people on hearing the sniggering phone conversations of Anglo executives ring as hollow as his promise to get “accountability and truth” from the banking crisis.

More than two years into their term in office, Fine Gael and Labour have failed to bring the banks to book for what happened under the last regime and the bank collapse that imposed a massive cost on the Irish people.

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