In January the Minister for Justice said the investor associated with each project “must be new”.
KERRY GAA HAS launched a High Court challenge against the Minister for Justice’s refusal to include its application for the now-defunct Immigrant Investor Programme .
Kerry GAA’s judicial review action is one of several similar actions brought by voluntary bodies that are pending before the Court. Kerry GAA said that in relation to the application regarding the stadium it had secured a lead investor to donate to a project, under what is known as an Endowment, involved in either the arts, culture, sports, or education in Ireland.
In January Kerry GAA said that its application regarding the stadium was refused by the Minister on the grounds that “no valid investor application was submitted” and that application could not be progressed any further. It claims that it is unreasonable, unfair and in breach of its legitimate expectations that the application would be accepted.
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