NAMA Trial concludes: What’s next for Jamie Bryson and Daithí Mckay?
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Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, former Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay and former Sinn Féin election candidate and party worker Thomas O’Hara have been acquitted of charges concerning misconduct in public office.All three had repeatedly denied the charges. Judge Gordon Kerr KC said he believed that Mr Bryson, who has ambitions of pursuing a career as a barrister, had lied under oath in the trial – allegations he strongly denies. McKay said that the verdict wasn't the "last chapter" of the Nama story.
How did the trial unfold and what’s next for Bryson, McKay and the Nama story?
Olivia Peden is joined by Belfast Telegraph's Liam Tunney.
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