Reasons for refusing Sudanese national a visa to re-enter the State were entirely clear

Judicial review – asylum and immigration – Sudanese national challenging decision refusing him permission to re-enter the State – over-stayed his visa – deportation order made – deportation order revoked - elected to return to Sudan - applied for a visa to re-enter Ireland – application refused – alleged failure to provide adequate reasons - ministerial decisions are not rendered in a factual vacuum - obligation to give a reasoned decision does not entail an obligation to give an essay-long consideration of each aspect of the application which precedes such decision – must have regard to context - entirely clear why the Impugned Decision was made - decision not in any way irrational or unreasonable or otherwise presents any issue at law – judicial review refused.