NTMA advised Government of possible savings in March 2011

‘External authorities’ warned a ‘bomb’ would go off if State tried to burn bondholders

This is what accountability looks like. It’s incredibly slow and not very pretty but digging for the truth is the murkiest job in the world

‘Solvent’ as it pertained to status of covered banks was removed from final official statement

Pearse Doherty declines to sign off on final report, calling it ‘incoherent and dysfunctional’

Markets had factored in ‘burden sharing with subordinate and senior debt’

Report managed to land some blows but lacked killer punch

Committee says ECB insisted there would be no burden-sharing with bondholders

Electorate does not need banking inquiry report to decide if has quite finished with FF

Shared responsibility ‘does not mean that nobody was responsible’, says FF’s McGrath

Banking inquiry report serves a purpose in the public interest but restrictions hamper outcome

Ireland’s entry into programme ‘inevitable’

Report says DPP would likely have blocked David Drumm from giving evidence

Report says ‘soft landing’ theory must be regarded as key failing

Inquiry report finds FF-led government was assured about underlying health of banks

From the collapse of Lehman Brothers and Anglo to the bank gurantee and bailout

Report says minutes of 2008 meeting indicate bank could require taxpayer support

Socialist TD publishes minority report based on public hearings of banking inquiry

European Central Bank explicitly threatened government in March 2011

Committee invested hundreds of hours to hear of events leading to Irish economic crash

Report expected to criticise Central Bank, regulator, ECB and the government

Thursday’s discussion of report is last impediment to Taoiseach setting vote date

Tomorrow’s final report highly critical of Central Bank, ECB and FF-led government

All too often, legal and confidentiality issues hinder the effectiveness of investigations

Oireachtas committee changes draftof final report following legal threats

Alterations to reflect requests by Johnny Ronan and Michael O’Flynn

Brian Cowen criticises 'prejudicial statements' and claims his good name has been impugned

More than 30 responses were received from people and institutions named in the draft

Final report which runs to 750 pages labelled deficient – and rewritten by TDs and Senators

Brian Cowen and Bertie Ahern among those to be given 14 days to submit responses

Final report set to conclude that Central Bank had contingency plan to avoid default

Chairman says report will provide clear and explicit list of findings and recommendations

Michael McNamara says voters right not to give Oireachtas committees more powers

‘Drafting reports is always difficult because you’re trying to get cross-party consensus to issues that are sometimes controversial’

Committee 'unhappy' with final document after spending weekend amending 450-page document

Marc MacSharry and Joe Higgins say no future inquiry should be conducted under current legislation

Doherty tells committee he won’t sign document due to lack of answers about crash causes

Members to receive legal advice on how to proceed if a final report cannot be agreed

FF Senator wants emergency legislation prepared if investigation collapses