The former bosses of Irish Nationwide have been hit with a multi-million Euro bill for their part in the banking crisis.
The four directors will hand over 20 million to settle an action taken against them after the building society's collapse at a cost of more than five billion Euro.
It's expected the majority of the repayment will be covered by their insurance, however the former CEO Michael Fingleton was removed from the policy and could be left exposed.
Details of the proposed settlement were first revealed in the Sunday Business Post in February, but the final deal was struck last week in return for the case being dropped.
