The Oireachtas Banking Inquiry moves up a gear today - it's due to hear from former AIB chiefs Dermot Gleeson and Donal Forde.
They'll be questioned about banking systems and practices, and the nature of the appropriateness of the relationship between the Central Bank, the Financial Regulator, the Dept of Finance and banking institutions.
The Inquiry has compelled both Mr Gleeson and Mr Forde to attend.
Chairman of the Banking Inquiry, Deputy Ciaran Lynch, looks ahead to today's proceedings:
