Judicial review application costs awarded after deportation order revoked

High Court awards costs to the applicants in a judicial review application after the Minister for Justice revoked a deportation order against the first applicant, an infant, rendering the proceedings moot, on the grounds that: it reasonable for the applicants to have commenced proceedings given the significant legal consequences of the deportation order and the lack of assurance provided to the applicants regarding the infant's right to remain with his mother, who had been granted permission to stay in the State; the original decision to issue a deportation order was set aside due to the revocation; and the applicants were entitled to their costs, including the costs of making the costs application.