Disgraced former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank Sean FitzPatrick has again refused to apologise for his role in ruining the now State-owned bank, as he flew in to Dublin from his Marbella hideaway last week.Arriving home on an Aer Lingus flight from Malaga last Tuesday, Mr FitzPatrick was met by the Sunday Independent and repeatedly refused to apologise for his role in the scandal, which forced the bank into nationalisation last year.Mr FitzPatrick's refusal to apologise comes as the head of Nama, Brendan McDonagh, has said it will fight "tooth and nail" to pursue borrowers who owe it money and are displaying wealth in defiance of their indebtedness.
Mr FitzPatrick fled to Marbella following his arrest and questioning by gardai last month and was out of the country when Finance Minister Brian Lenihan announced the Nama bailout.
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