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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND
GAZETT
NOVEMBER 1979
VOL. 73
NO. 9
Contribution by Irish Permanent Building Society to the Building Fund
of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland at Blackhall Place
In making the presentation on behalf of the Irish Permanent Dr. Farrell said "that normally such contributions were
made by way of mortgage on security and repayable by equal monthly instalments over a period; however in this instance
the Board was secure in the knowledge that the already high standard of education in the legal profession would be raised
even further and all would benefit".
The President, Mr. Hickey, in accepting the contribution expressed his own personal gratitude and that of his Council
for the very generous donation. "We believe", he said, "that we have carried out a very worthy work in the restoration of
a historic building in the city of Dublin and feel that this achievement coupled with the benefits which we hope our new
Law School will bring to the profession over the years is deserving of every support".
* Picture shows (left to right): Dr. Edmund Farrell, Managin Director of the Irish Permanent Building Society,
presenting a cheque to Mr. Gerald Hickey, President of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND GAZETTE Vol. 73 No. 9 November 1979.
Published by the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
Executive Editor: Joseph B. Mannix.
Editorial Board: John F. Buckley, Charles R. M. Meredith, Michael V. O'Mahony, Maxwell Sweeney.
Printed by the Leinster Leader Limited, Naas.
The views expressed in this publication, save where otherwise indicated, are the views of the contri-
butors and not necessarily the views of the Council of the Society.