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30/05/2019 Brendan Mcdonagh, Nama Chief Executive During The Launch Of Nama's Annual Report And Financial Statements For 2018 At The Treasury Building, Dublin. Photo: Gareth Chaney Collins

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'Bad bank' Nama on course to have returned €5.5bn to State

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