The Department of Finance has admitted two key documents relating the the banking crisis have gone missing.
The documents include letters between Bank of Ireland Governor Richard Burrows and the tax adviser for the Jupiter group, Noel Corcoran. Jupiter was trying to buy Bank of Ireland at the time.
Jupiter was trying to buy Bank of Ireland at the time.
The Department admitted they couldn't find the documents after Sinn Féin submitted a Freedom of Information request. They claim to have put measures in place to ensure important documents are not lost again.
Sinn Féin's finance spokesperson Pearse Doherty says the incident is worrying:
