The Chair of the Banking Inquiry has strenuously denied that its on the verge of collapse.

Newspaper reports suggest that members are deeply divided over whether or not to allow former Anglo Irish Bank Chief Executive David Drumm give evidence via video link.

Mr Drumm is currently in the US, and is wanted by gardaí here for questioning.

The committee are currently seeking legal advice on whether giving evidence by video link is admissable.

Banking Inquiry Chair Ciaran Lynch is downplaying the reports of unrest within the committee.

Speaking to Shane Coleman on The Sunday Show, Deputy Lynch said "it's a cross party committee: it has people who are part of political parties and people who come from none... There will always be different positions, but what we have done to date is work as a team.

"I've asked members to leave their club jerseys at the door, and I'll be sure when we hold a meeting that that position will be repeated," he added.

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