Nama scandal: Man (54) arrested by National Crime Agency

Claire Simpson

A 54-YEAR-OLD man has become the third person to be arrested by the National Crime Agency (NCA) as part of its probe into the sale of Nama's Northern Ireland portfolio.

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Man arrested at Belfast International Airport in Nama sale investigation

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Accountant who first conceived Nama's Project Eagle sale fined £75,000 for failed oversight

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