Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin (Cavan-Monaghan, Sinn Fein)

I again ask the Taoiseach why he did not provide the information that he then offered when the third of Leaders' Questions was put to him last Wednesday? What is his view in regard to the suitability or appropriateness of a director of the Central Bank and a member of IFSRA sitting down with three senior directors of Anglo Irish Bank to discuss all of the matters that have now been acknowledged to have been discussed? Does the Taoiseach disagree with the former regulator who said that would be inappropriate? What is the situation on the Taoiseach's dinner with the board of Anglo Irish Bank in April 2008 and Mr. David Drumm's claim that he spent at least an hour briefing him on the issues in regard to Anglo Irish Bank? I must ask the question of the Taoiseach: Is Mr. Drumm lying or is it, to use the phrase the Taoiseach trundles out when it suits the moment, that the Taoiseach cannot recall all of the details?

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