Shane Ross (Dublin South, Independent) | Oireachtas source

I am talking about motive, not Mr. Daly's opinion of what is the effect. It is very dangerous for an organisation such as NAMA to identify itself with the State in that manner. This is partly related to the fact that the agency is in a monopoly position that it views itself in that way.

Mr. Daly made a good job of demolishing the accuser and he may be right to do so. Having said he did not want to say anything that would prejudice the investigations that are under way, he stated that they seem to revolve around the personal grievances of Mr. Farrell. Does he have a reason for making that statement?