NAMA Inquiry
An inquiry is being held into allegations surrounding the sale of a property portfolio to NAMA.
An inquiry is being held into allegations surrounding the sale of a property portfolio to NAMA.
A spokesperson for Sinn Féin said the party is “disappointed at the decision of individuals in North Antrim”.
“Daithí McKay acknowledged that his contact with loyalist Jamie Bryson was inappropriate and wrong,” they said.
"Sinn Féin's Cuige Uladh consulted with party activists in the North Antrim area and, following approval by the party's Ard Chomhairle, Philip McGuigan was co-opted as an MLA for the constituency.
"We are disappointed at the decision of the individuals to resign.
"Sinn Féin will continue to provide first-class representation for the people of North Antrim."
Six people remain under criminal investigation over NI's biggest ever property sale, according to the head of the National Crime Agency.
Maírtín Ó Muilleoir insists he has no questions to answer over the Jamie Bryson coaching scandal which forced MLA Daithí McKay to resign.
A former Nama adviser has rejected allegations he was to receive a success fee connected to the sale of the Northern Ireland portfolio.