Steven Matthews (Wicklow, Green Party) | Oireachtas source

It states "An appeal referral or application shall ... be made in writing, [and] state the name and address of the person making it (including, in the case of an unincorporated association, a list of the members of that association ...)". In the example given, it could be the Kildare Street Residents Association in the name of Senator Seery Kearney. However, in order for them to make an appeal or an observation, they need to list everybody who is in that unincorporated association. That is what it says in section 303(1)(b). Does that then transfer to the judicial review stage as well? To go to the judicial review stage, everybody who is seeking the judicial review has to be those named people on the original appeal.