Eoghan Murphy (Dublin South East, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

However, not from the point of view of financing. This is the change. They thought Bank of Scotland was involved and then there was a change and discussions were being held with Bank of Ireland and Anglo Irish Bank. Mr. McNamara only told the chairman that the night before the board meeting. Was Ms Moylan concerned that the people with this interest, who could not stay in the room when it was discussed or decided upon, had a meeting before the board meeting?

At the time did it concern Ms Moylan that the protagonists had met beforehand to discuss this issue?