A Tallaght-based enterprise hub is waiting on the release of funds from the now-shuttered Immigrant Investor Programme as the Government expects it will take a “number of years” to process all remaining applications. Partas, the company behind four enterprise centres and co-working spaces for SMEs in Tallaght, has lobbied the Government for guidance on the release of funds through the investor scheme. In a letter to then-Taoiseach Leo Varadkar last August, Partas chief executive John Kearns said delays in final approval for some of its investors were putting its latest initiative, a centre for food SMEs, at risk. Since then,…

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