The Dáil's heard calls for a Commission of Investigation to be set up into NAMA.

The calls come from independent TD Mick Wallace, who claims the agency has sold some assets below the maximum price available.

Enda Kenny says the agency is scrutinised by the Comptroller & Auditor General so there's no reason to suspect that it's cutting favourable deals with developers.

But Deputy Wallace says some assets sold by NAMA could have been worth far more: