Work on the Oireachtas Banking Inquiry is likely to speed-up following the end of the Anglo Trial.
Plans for the investigation had stalled during the trial but yesterday's convictions of the bank's former Finance Director Willie McAteer and former head of lending in Ireland, Pat Whelan, means they can now continue in earnest.
The inquiry is likely to be led by the Finance Committee and it's hoped public hearings could begin by the end of the year.
The head of the Finance Committee Ciarán Lynch hopes the inquiry will be able to get to the bottom of the banking collapse.
