The Oireachtas Banking Inquiry officially begins its public hearings this morning.
The inquiry's public hearings will begin with questions to Finnish banking expert Peter Nyberg, who's written a report into Ireland's collapse.
Last night the inquiry was dealt a blow with the news that the European Central Bank will not come to Dublin for any hearings.
But the inquiry's chairman Ciaran Lynch says the committee is determined to deliver its results within the next year:
