Gerald Nash (Louth, Labour) | Oireachtas source

I refer to the references to the declarations of interest in the minutes of the meeting, which have been comprehensively covered by Deputy Donohoe. The position on that appears bizarre and incredulous. It is akin to Lannigan's Ball where Sean FitzPatrick and Lar Bradshaw stepped in and then stepped out, and Declan McCourt stepped out again. We identified that and discussed it at a previous meeting. I do not necessarily want to reflect on it, but did Ms Moylan feel uncomfortable with that level of interest? I accept what is contained in the minutes. That was the view of the board and its members have explained it in the context of the minutes, but did Ms Moylan personally feel uncomfortable with any potential conflict of interest that may have arisen?