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Editorial: Questions remain for Nama as state looks to finally close door on financial crash

Ireland’s ‘bad bank’ will finally be wound down in 2025 after significant controversy over its activities

Nama bought €74 billion worth of assets for €32 billion

Fifteen years after being bailed out by the taxpayer, the three remaining Irish banks from the financial crash are back posting major profits and are again allowed to pay bonuses to their staff.

The scars of that time and the devastation caused to customers all over the country, many of whom lost their life savings, still linger in the public consciousness and also in the minds of government.

While AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB, ...