Madam, – All members of the political parties, their advisers, and board members of financial institutions should be made to disclose under oath any loans or interests in companies relating to the property market.
This is the only way we the public can ascertain the true motivation of the proposers and supporters of Nama prior to any debate in the Dáil.
– Yours, etc,
GREGORY PYM, Ardrahan, Co Galway.
Be warned, we shall not go quietly into the night.
– Yours, etc,
KEVIN FLANNERY, College Road, Galway.
– Yours, etc,
ANN LEDWITH,
Monaleen Heights,
Castletroy,
Limerick.
A chara, – Ecomonists differ and patience dies.
– Is mise,
PADDY REID, Marino Court, Fairview Avenue, Dublin 1.
Madam, – After your front page headline “Leading developer says Nama will be positive for economy” (August 28th), surely the taxpayers of Ireland can now sleep soundly in their beds?
– Yours, etc,
KEVIN BYRNE, Berry’s Close, Inchicore, Dublin 8.
Madam, – In the current heated debate I have yet to hear a single banker or builder object to the establishment of Nama. What does that tell us about who stands to benefit from the Government’s solution to our financial crisis? Madam, – The professors’/doctors’ thesis was good (“Nama set to shift wealth to lenders and developers, Opinion, August 26th). To a person who has lost over 70 per cent of their entire pension fund invested over 22 years, it is nice to hear their comment from a secure pension position. It is also nice to read that they now want to confiscate the remaining part of my pension fund.