Galway-Roscommon TD Denis Naughten emphasises importance of full disclosure.
An Independent TD says it's important there's no more revelations about Junior Minister Robert Troy's interests.
The Taoiseach has backed the Longford-Westmeath TD following his seven amendments to his Oireachtas members interests declarations.
It's also emerged that he hadn't a rental property registered with the RTB, while also had ask questions in the Dáil on a rental scheme which he was availing of as a landlord from Westmeath County Council.
Roscommon Galway TD and former Communications Minister Denis Naughten says he doesn't believe Minister Troy was trying to conceal anything:
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