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8 & 9 Vict. c.25 (1845) (Maynooth College Act) 6. According to its long title, the purpose of the 1845 Act (“the 1845 Act”) wasto amend Two Acts passed in Ireland for the better Education of Persons professing the Roman Catholic Religion, and for the better Government of the College established at Maynooth for the Education of such Persons, and also an Act passed in the Parliament of the United Kingdom 38 for amending the said Two Acts. 7. The 1845 Act provided as follows- (a) the trustees of the College were incorporated as The Trustees of the College of Maynooth (“the Corporation”) with power to hold property and purchase land not exceeding in value £3000 per annum (excluding the value of the land already held by the College) (b) all existing land held by the trustees was to vest in the Corporation (c) salaries for the College professors and office-holders; payment of annual sums to the Corporation to cover the cost of educating the students and meeting College expenses (d) provisions for the repairs of the existing College buildings and for purchasing new College buildings and land (e) costs and expenses arising from this Act to be payable by HM Treasury (f) provisions relating to the appointment of visitors to the College and their functions. Conclusion 8. The 1808 and 1845 Acts may now be repealed on the basis that they can now have no effect within the United Kingdom. They were passed at a time when the whole of Ireland formed part of the United Kingdom. The establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922 has meant that the 1808 and 1845 Acts, whilst remaining on the statute book of the United Kingdom, no longer have any effect within the United Kingdom. Accordingly they may be repealed as unnecessary so far as the United Kingdom is concerned. Extent 9. The provisions proposed for repeal had no effect outside what is now the Republic of Ireland. They remain in force inside the Republic and their status there will not be affected by these repeal proposals. 38 The 1808 Act. 30
Consultation 10. HM Treasury, the Office of the Attorney General for the Republic of Ireland, the Department of Education and Skills (Ireland) and Kildare County Council have been consulted about these repeal proposals. LAW/005/024/06 09 September 2010 31
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